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Meet Me In Montauk

from What Noisy Cats EP by What Noisy Cats

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i don’t know you but you’re the love of my life, you’re like a déjà-vu that I pulled out of my mind. i’ve lost before and i know i’ll lose again but i just have to see your face, my friend. i don’t know you but I’ve seen you before in that house on the corner with that sign on the door that says i won’t give you the time of day so you’d be best right now to walk away. they can erase my mind but not my soul, so meet me in montauk and we’ll go for a stroll. and as the seasons pass it’ll all come flooding back and we’ll embrace the love that we once had. there’s a beach down in montauk where my memories lie, i feel I need to go there but i don’t know why. there’s a beach down in montauk and it’s calling my name, i think i’ll visit there on valentine’s day. they can erase my mind but not my soul, so meet me in montauk and we’ll go for a stroll. and as the seasons pass it’ll all come flooding back and we’ll embrace the love that we once had.

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from What Noisy Cats EP, released August 29, 2010
Written by Luke Marlow.

Luke Marlow: vocal, guitars, piano
Vincent Waide: bass, banjo, bouzouki, mandolin, vocals
Thomas McArthur: guitars
Patrick Whatman: percussion

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