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Bittersweets

from Drugs & Apple Pie by Izabella

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Woke up in the strangest place
With strangers in your face
With memories of a conversation
That was taking place
All of those minds
With all their math to stay behind
The lanterns of the sages
Flicker on the mountain side

What makes you think
There’s time to waste
No more left for the chase
We just keep moving
Steady on down the line
There’s no more gold in the hills
Just the housewives and the bills
I guess there’s something there
We can’t understand

I woke up in a cold sweat
In the middle of July
Spirits seemed to linger round
The corners of my eyes
All this fascination
With the man in the disguise
Has become as American
As drugs and apple pie

What makes you think
There’s time to wait
No more left for the chase
We just keep moving
Steady on down the line
There’s no more blood beneath the sand
Instead we wipe it from our hands
There’s gotta be somethings left
That we can’t understand

There you go
Across the ocean
So far away
Like a bird with the seasons
I should know
This is goodbye
Rain and snow
And bittersweet tears
That you cry

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from Drugs & Apple Pie, released April 7, 2009
Music & Lyrics by Sean Lehe

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Izabella is a dance-inspired rock and soul band hailing from the Bay Area. This six-piece family of musical explorers is avowed for producing danceable, dynamic grooves. Izabella's live performances exude joy and inspiration for all in attendance. Their unique blend of fist-pumping guitar, funked-out keys, poly-rhythmic beats, and impassioned vocals is unparalleled in the genre. ... more

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