"Lost Song" genre: Garage
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	"...at times as loose and swaggering as high school garage rockers, Green Rode Shotgun melds that intensity with slippery, experimental melodies of the Flaming Lips or Robyn Hitchcock. On "Lost Song" hints of Peter Buck's jangling guitar peer up through the tracks and on the title track the band channels the Violent Femmes, Dead Milkmen and even a little early U2..." -Clay Steakley- Nashville Rage
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	Lyrics lost song she said “honey, why don’t you come on in you’ve been out there for a long time” i said “i don’t know where i been but i been looking for something to find” it’s like opening a door and assuming that you’ll be there but you’re long gone like a lost song that you’ve heard only once and you think you’ll hold onto it for a lifetime like summertime save me so looking back i think i see all the things i did to you i called her back i said “it’s me” she said “i think it’s really you” it’s like opening a door and assuming that you’ll be there but you’re long gone like a lost song that you’ve heard only once and you think you’ll hold onto it for a lifetime like summertime save me but only an image remains of how it felt when it touched your ears like you lips catching all of your tears and it seems like so many years but you were never part of me i was in the back seat you were looking at a magazine it’s like opening a door and assuming that you’ll be there but you’re long gone like a lost song that you’ve heard only once and you think you’ll hold onto it for a lifetime like summertime save me -Jason Johnson-

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