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When I Get to the Next Town I Don't Know if You Will Write Me a Letter

from Shy by Dear Rabbit

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Oh, this world is a big place
I don’t know if I’ll see you again
Maybe you will be my best friend
Maybe this is where it all will end

But would you right now just hold my hand?
Would you right now just hold my hand?

I don’t know if I will be your man
But tonight right now will you hold my hand?

Tomorrow is a new day, maybe it will be better
When I get to the next town, I don’t know if you’ll write me a letter
Tomorrow is a new day, maybe it will be better
When I cross into the next state, I don’t know if you’ll write me a letter

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from Shy, released November 1, 2018

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"They're Not Like You...the charm of an off-kilter, '50s sci-fi movie soundtrack in glorious rock 'n' roll. Think Roky Erickson and the B-52s with some good ole American grit.." - B. Simm, BeatRoute, Calgary, AB

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