Biography:
Spirit Family Reunion play homegrown American music to stomp, clap, shake and holler with. Ever since they started singing together on the street corners, farmer's markets and subway stations of New York City, their songs have rung-out in a pure and timeless way. When Spirit Family Reunion gather to sing, there is communion. Strangers and neighbors come to rejoice in the sound, and there is no divide between performer and spectator.
In a strange barroom or a grand music hall
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[Verse 1]
G C G
Cold, so cold as I walked away
D C G
Wishing you'd call me to come back and stay
G C G
Under the highway where I raise my hand
D C G
Where the late shift drivers understand
G C G
The wind it blew heavy, my blood it ran strong
D C G
I never could figure out where I belong
G C G
The sidewalks all empty, no stars in the sky
D C G
And in your bed not a tear in your eye
G C G
It was you all last night I was thinking of
D C G
Sometimes hate is as close as you can get to love
G C G
There's a place in my heart that is rotting away
D C G
Since you never said come back and stay
[Verse 2]
G C G
There's pills and there's powders, bottles and perfume
D C G
There's women, television, and fancy costumes
G C G
There's a feeling I'm starting to realize I miss
D C G
And it's nothing to do with her kiss
G C G
Sorry, I'm sorry, the words on my mind
D C G
I swear I'll do better come some other time
G C G
But tomorrow a long time and I'm feeling like hell
D C G
Still, I think that I hope you're well.
[Verse 3]
G C G
That night as the taxis all drove through the street
D C G
I was just a servent of destiny
G C G
Oh to struggle with nurture, the modern disease
D C G
I am tearing the leaves off of trees
G C G
Cold, so cold as I walked away
D C G
Wishing you'd call me to come back and stay
G C G
Under the highway where I raise my hand
D C G
Where the late shift drivers understand
G C G
The wind it blew heavy, my blood it ran strong
D C G
I never could figure out where I belong
G C G
The sidewalks all empty, no stars in the sky
D C G
And in your bed not a tear in your eye
G C G
It was you all last night I was thinking of
D C G
Sometimes hate is as close as you can get to love
G C G
There's a place in my heart that is rotting away
D C G
Since you never said come back and stay
[Verse 2]
G C G
There's pills and there's powders, bottles and perfume
D C G
There's women, television, and fancy costumes
G C G
There's a feeling I'm starting to realize I miss
D C G
And it's nothing to do with her kiss
G C G
Sorry, I'm sorry, the words on my mind
D C G
I swear I'll do better come some other time
G C G
But tomorrow a long time and I'm feeling like hell
D C G
Still, I think that I hope you're well.
[Verse 3]
G C G
That night as the taxis all drove through the street
D C G
I was just a servent of destiny
G C G
Oh to struggle with nurture, the modern disease
D C G
I am tearing the leaves off of trees
Spitalfield
Spitfire
Spitz
Spivey Crossing
Spizz Energi