Honey

from The Astorian by Side Saddle

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Honey, where have you been?
You're starting to seem foreign
Are you back for more?
Aren't your knuckles sore?
Another swing at me, another sleepless night

and you know it's been this way for a long time
and how did we end up on opposing sides
well maybe it's not in the stars and it took this long
to learn we're better apart and oh it breaks my heart

Honey, we're losing light
and I have made up my mind
I know we talked about if one of us wants out
the other swears to never let them go

and you know it's been this way for a long time
and how did we end up on opposing sides
well maybe it's not in the stars and it took this long
to learn we're better apart and oh it breaks my heart

so you came for your things and I gave you your things
can we go for a walk, can we just sit and talk for a while
and remember back to life with a laughing track

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from The Astorian, released September 15, 2014

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Side Saddle Dallas, Texas

Singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and band leader Ian McGuinness is known for his infectious indie-folk melodies and introspective, ‘bare it all’ story telling. Now based in North Texas, Side Saddle will be releasing songs from the upcoming EP “Forever and a A Little While”, produced and mixed by Peter Katis.

Side Saddle is Ian McGuinness, Ryan Sniffen, Eric Tait Jr, and Miles Nasta ... more

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