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It's No Use

from Past Lives by Zuzu's Petals

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I have been
many places;
France and England,
Ontario!
It's no use
being somewhere
My mind will follow me wherever I go.

Sit and watch
all the faces
pretty sky
the open road
its no use
taking buses
my mind follows me wherever I go

All alone
in a field
crossing stone
they live but they don't breath
and they give me what I need
to make my heart bleed
and it takes me back home!

Honest friends
Let the light in
Diveden
to the merlot.
It's no use
drinking poison
My mind will follow me wherever I go.

See myself
open book now
on the shelf
a hungry soul
its no use
loving someone
my mind follows me wherever I go.

We will hold our breath
all the way to heaven
wake up in our beds.
Was it like this last time
was it just in my mind
or did something thing there
jump right up and shine
Timeless, Burning as a star!

But this is all we need
you are all I need
and this is all I have but you can have it all

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from Past Lives, released December 20, 2014

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Zuzu's Petals British Columbia

Rock and roll awakened in the Cowichan Valley on Vancouver Island. Sometimes in Montreal. Four boys singing their little hearts out. Riding those good winds home.

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