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God Given Right
04:07
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I don't have an angel on my shoulder / I've got three / they all suffocate me / I care a lot less as I get older / my body is worn / and my mind is torn / and my heart is where all this sorrow was born // now I've got a god given right to be angry / so I can yell and curse at you / but the devil gave me these bright blue eyes / so they'd all forgive me anyways / wouldn't you? // I buried this fever for your loving / at the bottom of a cup / but I drank it all up / and now it's all burning a hole inside of me / it was a sight to see / all hell broke free / on the day my sanity left me / left me lonely // now I've got a god given right to be crazy / 'cause I can't tell myself the truth / that the devil gave me this ugly smile / so they'd blame all my sins / on my youth // ooh / ooh / ooh // now I've got a god given right to feel guilty / for all the ways that I should change / when I don't have words to say these things / I wish it all away / hey // ooh / ooh / ooh //
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Eighteen
04:37
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I thought we were pure / I thought I was doing right / I gave you what I could / all of my best nights / and I thought it'd be me / who you'd wanna hold / and you gave all that you could to me / but even love gets old // when you're eighteen / falling in love / diving so deep / drowning in promises you can't keep / you don't know what you need / but you don't wanna be alone // I thought you were good / but you knew I was young / and what's good it ain't always true / like every word from your silver tongue // Oh I was eighteen / falling in love / diving so deep / drowning in promises I can't keep / I don't know what I need / but I don't wanna be alone / no I don't wanna be alone // why don't you quit calling me? / 'cause it's two in the morning / but you're drunk and you're sorry / baby / just tell me what you want from me / just tell me what you want from me // when you were eighteen / did you think that it was the real thing? / saying "I love you" might be easy for you / it ain't easy for me / 'cause I don't wanna be alone / oh I was eighteen / falling in love / diving so deep / drowning in promises I can't keep / I don't know what I need / but I don't wanna be alone //
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Paisley and The Birdwalkers Columbia, South Carolina
“Paisley Marie delivers a distinct take on country meets power-pop. Carefully crafted lyrics add a layer of poeticism to
these new tracks.”
— Kate Bryan, extrachill.com
“Columbia’s Paisley Marie sees herself as a folk singer as much as a country artist, offering lyrics rich with poetic honesty, swept along by her buoyantly Southern croon.”
— Jordan Lawrence, Free Times SC
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