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Evening Lies

from Stranger on the Subway by Kevin Todd

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This song tries to tells the story of a depressed, anxious man who is married to an emotionally abusive prostitute. Messed up the lyrics in this one (lets see if you can spot where). Written and recorded in 3 days.

lyrics

I've been thinking of Marissa;
Long blonde hair with eyes so bright.
She goes cruising at the corner
With a one-way ticket to the night.

I just sit here on my bed wondering
If she'll be back again in the morning.
With a bottle of Jack as my only friend,
There's an old familiar stranger at my door again.

(chorus) My baby's working for those evening lies.
The way she treats me, it's as cold as ice.
I do not hold her back cause she's already gone.
And though at home when I weep, she's lovin' someone.

When she is gone, all I do is pray.
Praying for her safety, and for her to stay.
When she is back, all I do is cry
Cause though she's here right now, she'll leave again tonight.

(chorus)

Now she's gone; I'm alone.
Though she calls me, I'm not home.
Down to find her; her long brown hair.
At the corner, I'll be there.

Ol' Marissa drives to me in a Cadillac.
But then she stops to scream; the old man attacks.
And as I stand there, watching her die,
All the weights are lifted; no more time to cry.

credits

from Stranger on the Subway, released July 9, 2014
Written by Kevin Todd

Lead Vocals: Kevin Todd
Backing Vocals: Kevin Todd
Lead Guitar: Kevin Todd
Rhythm Guitar: Kevin Todd
Bass: Kevin Todd
Drums: Kevin Todd
Synths: Kevin Todd

Producer: Kevin Todd

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Kevin Todd Toronto, Ontario

Indie/Classic Rock

Toronto Solo Artist

**New Album 06/23

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