Name: A Song For You 5 - 9-21 V1 by John Britton in Transcontinental in Time of Plague
Duration: 4 min 52 s
Description: Transcontinental cover of "A Song For You" by Gram Parsons. MFK in LA and JDB in New York. Produced in Gramercy Studios, NYC.

Transcontinental in Time of Plague

Transcontinental cover of "A Song For You" by Gram Parsons. MFK in LA and JDB in New York. Produced in Gramercy Studios, NYC.

A Song For You 5 - 9-21 V1

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They’re all asleep and i’m wide awake 
Welcome to the end of the world
Crashing cars and burning planes
Welcome to the end of the world
It’s been your dream but my mistake 
I stuck around for the end of world 

Look what i found by my design 
Welcome to the end of the world
I tripped and fell on mushroom clouds
I lost my mind at the end of the world 
Welcome to the end of the world 
The last to walk among the streets 
Emptiness at the end of the world

I walked across a frozen sea 
Welcome to the end of the world 

I made a fire, of stick & stones 
And warmed my hands at the end of the world 
ooooooooooooooooooooo

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