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Revolving Around the Sun

from Throw Them in the Ocean by Adam Kurtz

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Revolving around the sun is for fools
I’m back where I begun
Like a globe that can’t be spun through the haze
Through the haze

There’s a train coming around the bend
But it’s late
Oh and no one’s gonna get off
And no one’s gonna get off
When it comes when it comes if it comes when it comes

There’s a scare of terror breaking my daze
And I’m never gonna sleep it away
I’m too bored to come out and play
No I’m never gonna sleep it away

Before breaking become my guardian
Twist the view’s crystal clear
Protect all that you revere
Don’t assume I’m being insincere
When I gave you a beautiful mirror
Now it’s gone now it’s gone oh now it’s gone now it’s gone

There’s a scare of terror breaking my daze
And I’m never gonna sleep it away
There’s a scare of terror breaking my days
And I’m never gonna sleep it away
There’s a scare of terror breaking my dayz
And I’m never gonna sleep it away
I’m too bored to come out and play
So I’m never gonna, no I’m never gonna sleep it away

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from Throw Them in the Ocean, released August 31, 2010
Written by Adam Kurtz (BMI) and published by Halfway Rock Music (BMI); (C) 2010 by Adam Kurtz.
All guitars, bass guitars, drums, pots and pans, and vocals by Adam Kurtz.
Recorded and engineered by Adam Kurtz at Halfway Rock Studios, South Harpswell, ME, May-July, 2009.
Mixed and mastered by Adam Kurtz at Halfway Rock Studios West, Los Angeles, CA, August 2010.

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Nashville-based singer, songwriter, guitarist, pedal steel guitarist, manic-album-maker, wing enthusiast.

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