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It’s ok, sometimes you’ve got to walk away
To start something new
You & I, let’s fly away beyond the superstitious skies
And leave this dying town behind
The rumours, the gossips, the secrets, the closets, goodbye

Woah, just you and I
And nothing to hide
Woah, just you and I

It’s ok, I see no reason here to stay
And watch it go down
We need to escape to break beyond these repetitious lies
Let’s leave this poisoned place behind
The prayer books, the fingers, the pointing, the whispers, goodbye

Woah, just you and I
And nothing to hide
Woah, just you and I

No secret encounters
No critics, no doubters
No saviours or prophets to please
No ancient tradition protecting positions of authority
I won’t spend my life on my knees

Woah, just you and me

Come on see it’s alright
Lovers be lovers tonight
Come on see it’s alright
It’s alright, it’s alright, it’s alright, it’s alright
It’s alright

Woah, just you and I
With nothing to hide
Woah, just you and I

It’s ok, sometimes you’ve got to walk away

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from Musical Chairs, released December 31, 2016
Written by Desmond Lambert, Rob Flanagan & Gavin Lambert.
Produced by Desmond Lambert.
(P) 2016 Some Velvet Morning

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Some Velvet Morning first came to attention of the music press with their 2007 debut album, ‘Silence Will Kill You’. The album comprised of some punchy, potent pop-rock, produced by Grammy Award winner Rik Simpson. 'How To Start A Revolution' from their second album, 'Allies' became a feature of the international trailer to the Hollywood movie 'Kick-Ass'. ... more

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