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This is Where We Said Goodbye

from There Is No Time and Nothing's Been by Disappearing Ink

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This is where we said goodbye.
This is where you said, “The seasons change and so do I.”
And I said, “Where did you get that awful line?
And is it really time for you and I to say good-bye?”

This is where we said hello.
This is where I said, “Nice to meet you,” so long ago.
And you said, “Oh, we’ve met once before, you know.”
And I said, “Is that so?” This is where we said hello.

I tour these places every once in a while.
They seem so close together now that I’m so far away.
They used to be my whole world
And so were you. Oh! So were you
If what you said was true, was true,
If what you said was true.

And this is where we’ll meet again.
When we’ve said all we have
To say and sleep closes in,
Where our words are free and true, and there is no time,
And nothing’s been. This is where we’ll meet again.

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from There Is No Time and Nothing's Been, released December 8, 2014
Lawrence Lanahan: vocals and guitars
Joe Tropea: bass
Bob Wagner: drums

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Disappearing Ink Baltimore, Maryland

New album 6/1/23 from Baltimore songwriter/producer Lawrence Lanahan's band Disappearing Ink! On The Charm of Abstraction, Lanahan abandons guitar for mesmerizing synths, intricately programmed beats, imaginative sampling, and occasional rhymes. Even with a new sound, his core songwriting voice--“melodic and lyrical invention,” “chilling chord progressions,” “rare honesty and power"- remains. ... more

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