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  • 'Turn Left Fifteen Years Ago' is Courtney Smith's début album. It was produced by Ross Cole. Album artwork was made by Bennie Allain.

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lyrics

Finding my way to the sky
I'm part caterpillar part butterfly
Fluttering one wing I'm losing my sight
This reflection reflects nothing right
This reflection reflects nothing right

Avoiding the truth is much easier
I don't want to cause trouble excuse me sir
This world's complicated and miscalculated
And every word I speak is a lie

On we go and on we go
On we'll run through this stretch of light
And you'll say this time everything is different
Eventually it's gonna be okay

Standing in line for an hour
I don't have the strength, don't have the power
This energy is forming a new design
and everything you do, everything you say
The shape of your eyes
It makes me want to cry
It makes me so afraid

You'll fade away
You'll fade to nothing
But I don't regret a second of this pain
'Cause pain is love, love is life
But everything you do makes me want to cry

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from Turn Left Fifteen Years Ago, released December 9, 2015
Courtney Smith - lyrics, vocals, guitar, djembe
Ross Cole - back-up vocals, drums, bass, production

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