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Arizona

by Mocaine

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The first single from the sequel to The Birth of Billy Munro.

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Writing on the wall says it won't be long
Delilah's on her way, she'll be here by dawn
Seven years today, since she has been gone
Jonah took the fall, in the jailhouse making bombs
Singing to himself, he says
Hey Arizona, do you miss me while I am gone
Hey Arizona do you hear me singing your song
Hey Arizona don't you let me down
Imma make straight for your heart, day I get out
Delilah's almost here to make everything ok
She's always had her ways as Edna used to say
Jonah takes a drag, and tries to find his way back
The hole is dark and deep, but the hole is all he has
Singing to himself, he says
Hey Arizona, do you miss me while I am gone
Hey Arizona do you hear me singing your song
Hey Arizona don't you let me down
Imma make straight for your heart, day I get out
Hope is a hound from hell sent to poison the well
Delilah, dear, don't go, don't you see I'm right
Jonah can't you see, it's not how well you fight
And with that D, she's gone, and Jonah loses his mind
Torches the trailer park, singing
Hey Arizona, did you miss me while I was gone
Hey Arizona did you hear me singing your song
Hey Arizona don't you let me down
Imma make straight for your heart, next time around

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released October 1, 2022
Music: Amrit, Raunaq Chandrashekhar
Lyrics, Guitars, and Lead Vox: Amrit
Bass: Amrit, Aman Arakh
Drums: Gaurav Khanna

Produced, mixed and mastered by Aman Arakh at Music First Studio

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"White-boy" Blues tinged with the Seattle sound.
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