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Sofia

from Cult Myth EP by Cult Myth

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Back to the part where you tell me nothing's going on
I know it's rude and I'm coming on a little strong

But you know it's just so hard for me to contain
Just like a stormcloud that's holding rain
After what we've been through it just isn't fair
Once again I got caught dreaming, of your summer auburn hair

And I wonder, what could have been
And you'll answer, my sweetest friend
"We're just not in the right place to give it a try"
But all I think of is the reason why
Got to admit that there was something there
But I'll let you run away
If you think that's fair

Yes I'm aware nothing I say will go change your mind
So what's the use of me taking up your precious time?

Well there's no sense in letting these thoughts float away
So I will save them for another day
For another place where we can meet again
But I'll have to let them go, at least 'til then

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from Cult Myth EP, released April 15, 2013

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Cult Myth San Diego, California

Cult Myth is a trio consisting of Alexander "Shrub" Bravo, Billy Petty and Ryder Sherwood, based out of of San Diego, California. Their music reflects on shades of jazz emulation and pop sensibilities that coalesces with an overall rock feel, leaving a style that is uniquely their own. ... more

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