New Moon

from Red Yellow and Blue by Gardens Of Acadia

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Your lips are stained by the chocolate that we eat
Under the starlight where we meet
Amongst the city streets
Just another pair of feet on a park bench seat
I am a wolf, alone
Apart from the pack
You give me love, girl I may not give it back to you
You just don't know what I have been through, honey

I've never been so goddamn disappointed
You took my heart and made my whole life distorted
If I admit that how I lived was wrong
Could this really be the chance for me to write myself a new song?

The last I've felt this feeling, god I don't know when
I really wanna tell you, but I just don't know how
Know how, just don't know how, know how, girl
You pulled me back to Earth from the stars above
I only wanna thank you, but I just don't know how
Know how, just don't know how, know how, girl
You stopped, turned around and you kissed me in the night

Like explosions in the sky, you light the night
Seems we only just met, girl and now you leave my sight
Your thunder beats my heart
Back into reality, a life of immorality
I turn to walk away, so scared that love
Will lead me back to where I was
To where I've always been
'Cause now I'm taken over by the stranger from within

I've never been so goddamn disappointed
You took my heart and made my whole life distorted
If I admit that how I lived was wrong
Could this really be the chance for me to write myself a new song?

(solo)

Oh, the last I've felt this feeling, god I don't know when
I really wanna tell you, but I just don't know how
Know how, just don't know how, know how, girl
You pulled me back to Earth from the stars above
I only wanna thank you, but I just don't know how
Know how, just don't know how, know how, girl, you

The last I've felt this feeling, god I don't know when
I really wanna tell you, but I just don't know how
Know how, just don't know how, know how, girl
You pulled me back to Earth from the stars above
I only wanna thank you, but I just don't know how
Know how, just don't know how, know how, girl
You stopped, turned around and you kissed me in the night

credits

from Red Yellow and Blue, released April 6, 2015
Music and lyrics by Justin Amrhein
Lead guitar by Michael Gordon
Bass by Michael Gordon
Drums by James Gemino

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Justin Amrhein: Vocals and Rhythm Guitar
Michael Gordon: Lead Guitar and Backup Vocals
James Gemino: Drums

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