Mud River
from Used To Be The Next Big Thing by Maple Run Band
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lyrics
We were far too young
Yesterday is now our prize
Tonight I remember
The name and the face
If only I could see your eyes
Now I’m learning and I don’t intend to return
And if I did so much would be so different
I’d rather leave it the way it is in my mind
In my mind
Mud River you were our only witness
Sun was down and the moon was high
As long as I live I’ll never forget Mud River
I held your hand in the cool night air
Like I would never be alone again
If only I could still be there
Now I’m leaving and I don’t expect to believe
That if I tried so much would be so different
I’d rather see you every day in my mind
In my mind
Mud River you were our only witness
Sun was down and the moon was high
As long as I live I’ll never forget Mud River
Yesterday is now our prize
Tonight I remember
The name and the face
If only I could see your eyes
Now I’m learning and I don’t intend to return
And if I did so much would be so different
I’d rather leave it the way it is in my mind
In my mind
Mud River you were our only witness
Sun was down and the moon was high
As long as I live I’ll never forget Mud River
I held your hand in the cool night air
Like I would never be alone again
If only I could still be there
Now I’m leaving and I don’t expect to believe
That if I tried so much would be so different
I’d rather see you every day in my mind
In my mind
Mud River you were our only witness
Sun was down and the moon was high
As long as I live I’ll never forget Mud River
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from Used To Be The Next Big Thing,
released November 18, 2022
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Nov 2022 -
Nov 2020 -
Jul 2020
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