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Day and Night - Justin Townes Earle



     
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[Verse 1]
My heart might be broken
‘Least these days I got me a good woman
Standing in the kitchen where the sun comes through the curtains
Wondering what this day’s gonna bring me
Yesterday I felt so much more than I feel now
Standing in the window with my heart bleeding out
They say the world keeps turning, ah but still I have my doubts
Because I don’t know what to believe
[Chorus]
And but day and night, change and uncertainty
[Verse 2]
What can I say, what will I have to show?
I’ll be remembered for the love I made or everything I stole
Now the sun is going down and I’ll be damned if it don’t look like snow
But the heavens on me hold no guarantee

[Chorus]
But day and night, change and uncertainty
[Verse 3]
Have to hold my arms length
Gathering things I find down around my feet
Once my back was strong
Now I’m on my knees
My pockets are filled
With broken and worthless things
So no more words, nah there’s nothing left to say
I’ve learned through love and I can’t live with the pain
But I feel a little closer each time she calls my name
I know she’s gonna help carry me
[Chorus]
Through day and night, change and uncertainty
Between day and night, change and uncertainty
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Justin Townes Earle, born January 4, 1982 in Nashville, TN, is an American alt-country singer-songwriter who walks the line between old-time country and modern acoustic Indie music by breathing new life into early country, blues and gospel forms. His first release, Yuma, in 2007 was a stark and beautiful set of songs written while Earle was fresh out of rehab and is now re-released by Bloodshot Records, who have a further three albums on their catalogue.

Read more about Justin Townes Earle on Last.fm.


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