Song from American Singer-Songwriter John Zambricki.

Sarah
 I never met you
 I saw you in a photograph
 Stretching on a yoga mat 
I hoped that one day I could talk to you
If I never do
I will always wonder

I'm tired of saying I might 
Reading books I should be writing
I'm tossing hooks
but getting caught up in the waves
If I showed up what would you say

Sarah
 I packed my bags 
Tonight I'm tying up loose ends 
Making big plans
I gotta head to San Francisco 
If I never go
I will always wonder

I'm tired of saying I might 
Reading books I should be writing
Im tossing hooks
but getting caught up in the waves 
If I showed up what would you say 

What if she won't answer the door or thinks it's weird I found her picture

Sarah I got sidetracked 
I swear I'll find a way 
Break what's keeping me 
It tears me up to think If i don't show 
You'll never even know
That i ever wondered

I'm tired of saying I might 
Reading books I should be writing
I'm tossing hooks
but getting caught up in the waves
If I showed up what would you say




The EP is about plucking up courage instead of living in a state of self delusion and features the great lines:
"I'm tired of saying I might, and reading books I should be writing" -Martin Raybould 'Whisperin and Hollerin'


Sarah

Waking up in the hot sun In Charleston  
Counting waves off Folly Island 
To kill the time
Before the tides in
Kicking back at Harley's Bar 
Find a lady While the ghosts out on the market 
Cry and shake the Chains of Slavery

When there's nothing left too see 
Leave it in your memories 
She stayed the same I changed
I won't go back to Charleston

Breaking into a church off 8th 
Is not evil Blowing lines straight off the bible 
Making love inside a steeple 
Stumbling home at the stroke of dawn 
Half crazy
It's always quiet in the morning 
Unless the harbor holds a storm in


When there's nothing left too see 
Leave it in your memories 
She stayed the same I changed
I won't go back to Charleston

Charleston

The EP is about plucking up courage instead of living in a state of self delusion and features the great lines:
"I'm tired of saying I might, and reading books I should be writing" -Martin Raybould 'Whisperin and Hollerin'


As Is

Written and Performed by The Native Sibling 
Produced by John Zambricki 
Mixed by Howard Willing 
Kaylee Williams-Vocals, Guitar, Piano 
Ryan Williams-Vocals, Guitar, Piano 
John Zambricki- Dobro, Lap Steel, Violin, 
Viola, Drum Programming

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