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You’ll never know the way that I trembled darling
‘The night that I came here and scattered my crumbs in your garden
The Joy I found, I found in this place
The joy I found I found in this dark and lonely space
With one star shining to light the road
And I prayed for birds cos I didn’t want to go home

And the ants ate the bee in the dark where the shadows were fading
There was nothing sweet about the way that my world was changing
And the joy I found I found in this place
The joy I found I found in this dark and lonely space
With one star shining as bright as the blistering sun
And the birds I prayed would come came
One by one by one by one by one
I didn’t want to go home

And the joy I found I found in this place
The joy I found I found in this dark and lonely space
With one star shining to light the way
And the darkest birds decend
The birds of song and the birds of prey
I didn’t want to go home

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from Yeah​.​.​.​Whatever!, released January 21, 2022

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Warren Malone New York, New York

Warren Malone sings, plays guitar, occasionally fools around with a midi keyboard, collaborates with much more skilled musicians and releases way too many recordings (or so he's been told) He plays gigs whenever he can and is always looking for an attentive audience. ... more

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