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Abandoned
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Abandoned
Where’d you go?
Always thought you’d stay
In the fold
Of our bright new day
Shining eyes
Are they lost to me now?
Or disguised
As two strangers in brown
Long ago-something happened you had no hand in but I
Hope you know I’d forgive you it’s not your fault I’m feeling so
Abandoned
Abandoned
Here we are
In this desert place
Chalice heart
And the stem of grace
Bells of old
Smokey wisp of our loss
Now they toll
For the weight of this cross
(Repeat first Chorus)
Rain and snow
I recall the night
Came to blows
It was fight or flight
Never meant
Half the things I said
So hell bent
Never wished you dead
Long ago something happened I had no hand in now I
Need to know if you’ll forgive me if it’s my fault you’re feeling so
Abandoned
Abandoned
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The Roues Brothers New York, New York
The Roues Brothers formed in 1990 playing and recording on and off while working on other projects. In recent years the band
has dedicated itself to honing their original sound which they call RouesRock: a blend of BluesRock, RootsRock, Alt-Folk and Country.
Billy Roues guitars, Steven ‘Muddy’ Roues bass, blues harp, guitars, Gary Solomon bass, guitars, Ed Steinberg drums. All sing, play & write.
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