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17
J.Ketchmark Music & Lyrics
Some nights you still haunt me
I start feeling like I’m 17
Old enough to know the truth
Still young enough to be naive
Those days echoed with rumors
And the walls found it hard breathe
I can still smell the wind in your hair
And I hear your promises in the backseat
Dark circles lied in wait
Excuses grew like a disease
Miles and miles of blacktop fade
Upholstery breakin out at the seems
Those days your parade losers
Became a sad novelty
All seeing how far they could get
All by the time that you turned 19
I’ll never know where we so went wrong
Now only a memory
Lost somewhere in-between every line of this song
I remember the light was low
When you pulled me to your parent’s bed
You said to never you let go
And now I finally think I know what you meant
These days I recount the moments
As every car I see passes me by
Some people die before knowing
Maybe they were meant for another life
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Let It Rain
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Lucky At Leavin
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Losing Control
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Joshua Ketchmark Los Angeles, California
Joshua Ketchmark has made a damn good soundtrack to his life, and you should care. Why? Because it very well could be the soundtrack to yours. He rocks what he’s lived— from falling in love to crashing into heartache, watching friends self destruct to lifting them higher, searching for truth to landing on the rocks of reality. ... more
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