Ode to John
from Brand New Shoes by Loren Kate
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lyrics
Ode to John
All these choices were leading up to this, were leading up to this
And all these tears were leading up to this, were leading up to this
I hear your voice soft and sweetly, soft and sweetly it calms me down
Won’t you jump inside of me and I’ll play your favourite song
Ooh I missed the point I missed the point
Ooh I missed the point I missed the point
And now I’m paying
Everything that I thought I knew, that I thought I knew
Don’t mean a thing now, now I’ve gone this low there’s nothing strong enough to hold
I hear your voice soft and sweetly soft and sweetly it calms me down
Won’t you jump inside of me and I’ll play your favourite song
Ooh I missed the point I missed the point
Ooh I missed the point I missed the point
And now I’m paying
Its goodbye I guess I’ll see you when I close my eyes
Its goodbye I guess I’ll see you when I close my eyes I say goodbye
It’s goodbye I guess I’ll see you
I hear your voice soft and sweetly soft and sweetly it calms me down
Won’t you jump inside of me and I’ll play your favourite song
I hear your voice soft and sweetly soft and sweetly it calms me down
All these choices were leading up to this, were leading up to this
And all these tears were leading up to this, were leading up to this
I hear your voice soft and sweetly, soft and sweetly it calms me down
Won’t you jump inside of me and I’ll play your favourite song
Ooh I missed the point I missed the point
Ooh I missed the point I missed the point
And now I’m paying
Everything that I thought I knew, that I thought I knew
Don’t mean a thing now, now I’ve gone this low there’s nothing strong enough to hold
I hear your voice soft and sweetly soft and sweetly it calms me down
Won’t you jump inside of me and I’ll play your favourite song
Ooh I missed the point I missed the point
Ooh I missed the point I missed the point
And now I’m paying
Its goodbye I guess I’ll see you when I close my eyes
Its goodbye I guess I’ll see you when I close my eyes I say goodbye
It’s goodbye I guess I’ll see you
I hear your voice soft and sweetly soft and sweetly it calms me down
Won’t you jump inside of me and I’ll play your favourite song
I hear your voice soft and sweetly soft and sweetly it calms me down
credits
from Brand New Shoes,
released April 6, 2009
Loren Kate- vocals, guitar
Charlie Jones- drums
Ellen Paynter- double Bass
Lara Norman- violin
Loren Kate- vocals, guitar
Charlie Jones- drums
Ellen Paynter- double Bass
Lara Norman- violin
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Loren Kate Adelaide, Australia
An utterly captivating performer and brilliant storyteller.
Loren Kate's songwriting is undeniably beautiful, she writes with a depth and passion that
is rare and inspiring.
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