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I remember that very night
You sharpened the knife
Down from the embers it rained
And I longed to see you again
You and your arms open wide
Your faded blue jeans dyed
I’ve forgotten how to love
I’ve grown tired am I’m out of applause
Let Autumn wrap me tonight
In a breeze that blows twice
I am a leaf on a tree
Let the world wash over me
November can’t hold the light
To the stories I write
I’ve forgotten my name
This is my new insane
I’ve drank all there is to be drunk
But oblivion’s a must
I’ve forgotten how to love
I’ve grown tired and weary with applause
Let Autumn wrap me tonight
In a breeze that blows twice
I am a leaf on a tree
Let the world wash over me
Let the world wash over me
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Anthony Spirito Los Angeles, California
Singer-songwriter Anthony Spirito delivers some beautifully crafted & haunting moments of reverie & all things
impermanent.
His definitive voice brings to mind Matt Berninger of The National, vintage Elton John, Nebraska era Springsteen, & of course, his own.
Upon discovering his songs you'll find yourself in the hands of a very capable writer and performer worth taking the ride for.
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