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Love Strikes
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Love Strikes
Written by Jeremy Long
[V1] We're just living as kids, just living to kiss
One night a memory ends as another begins
[Ch] Call me in the morning
let me know you're alright
[V2] Now flash forward,
it's all fast forward from here
Hope I can still see clear through
all the smoke and mirrors
My faith is not enough,
it's an illusion of love
[Ch] Call me in the morning
let me know you're alright
Love strikes without warning
it could take our lives
[B] (na na na na na)
[Ch] Call me in the morning
let me know you're alright
Love strikes without warning
Love strikes without warning
Love strikes without warning
it could take our lives
[E] We're just living as kids,
just living to kiss
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"Where You'll Find Me"
[V] Of nothing else I've been more sure
Your love's a cancer with no cure
If I could race through your mind
I know there's answers I'd find
You put me in a fragile place
With memories I cannot erase
[Ch] I want to be poor with you
standing nowhere else,
stranded with no one else
I can be cold for two,
dance in the Portland rain
kiss on a subway train
That is where you'll find me
That is where you'll find me
[V2] You left me talking in my sleep
That's the only love I can keep
So I'll follow you into my dreams
And wake up to a helpless scene
[Ch] I need to go far from here,
but I'll take your scent with me
along with your memory
I can be cold for two
Dance in the Portland Rain
kiss on a subway train
That is where you'll find me
That is where you'll find me
[B] My home is in your heart
(that's where you'll find me)
but our homes are far apart
My home is in your heart
[Ch] I want to be poor with you
standing nowhere else,
stranded with no one else
I can be cold for two,
dance in the Portland rain
kiss on a subway train
that is where you'll find me
that is where you'll find me
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From the Ground Up
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"From the Ground Up"
[V] There's no better way to start a war
than to hurt someone you've never hurt before
No better way to die
than to take your dreams and fly
[Ch] Hammer's in my hand, wish me luck
I'm gonna build this house from the ground up
[V] Sometimes I'll win, sometimes I'll lose
least I know I'm never gonna fill these shoes
The only thing to do is walk away
no regrets when there's nothing left to say
[Ch] Hammer's in my hand, wish me luck
I'm gonna build this house from the ground up (2x)
[B] You're the one who changed my life
I couldn't help feeling alright
You're the one who changed my life
[V] Just so we're clear, this was not us
I gave you all I had and you gave me up
[Ch] Hammer's in my hand, wish me luck
I'm gonna build this house from the ground up (4x)
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J.M. Long Portland, Oregon
J.M. Long is an art pop musician from Portland, Oregon. He has been actively releasing music and performing under his solo
moniker since 2017. In addition to receiving local radio play, Long has steadily built a strong local following through dozens of full band and solo shows in the last two years.
His latest project is a woodsy dance-pop oriented project entitled "When You Get Lonely EP".
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