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Message On Your Door

from Hot Water Sunday by The Working Effective

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Written by Justin Storer and Jeremiah Birnbaum

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I never thought I could be the man,
Who best could serve your needs.
To take you from this tattered town,
With its pale and dusty dreams.

I left that message on your door,
You thought it was a joke.
‘Cause you’ve met men like me before,
And you’ve seen promises go up in smoke.

I’m holding out,
I can’t say for sure you’ll come around.
I’m holding out,
But I don’t wanna be the one without you now,
I never wanna be the one without you.

I stumbled through the desert sun,
I was just trying to strike you from my mind.
I saw your face on everyone,
In every two-bit tavern down the line.

I’m holding out,
I can’t say for sure you’ll come around.
I’m holding out,
But I don’t wanna be the one without you now,
I never wanna be the one without you.

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from Hot Water Sunday, released June 24, 2011
Justin Storer: lead vocals, acoustic guitar, tambourine, guitar solo
Jeremiah Birnbaum: mandolin, slide guitar
Sarah Mitchell: harmonies
Aaron Shafer-Haiss: drums
Dominic Sinesio: bass

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