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A Ribbon

by Jack Grace

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Have you heard about it ,
Was on the Northside driving in
How we lost someone
They took another red brick dream
Said a prayer to get my hopes up
And that gets tangled in the wind
And oh I feel nothing ,
When I’m out here on the wrong side of the road
And oh , you’re a ribbon
Of a modest cold suburbia we know
I want to call you call you call you back
I said a couple things that I regret
But if you’re gone when I get off the road again
Then you know I only wish that you were there
Said a prayer to get my hopes up
But they get twisted in the wind
And oh I feel nothing ,
When I’m out here on the wrong side of the road
And oh, you’re a ribbon
Of the modest cold suburbia we know
And oh here’s to nothing ,
When I’m out here on the wrong side of the road
Cause oh , I feel nothing
For the modest cold suburbia we know

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released June 26, 2020
Written by Jack Grace + Hamish Mitchell
Produced by Jack Grace + Hamish Mitchell + Simon Lam
Mixed by Hamish Mitchell
Additional Mixing & Mastering by Simon Lam

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Jack Grace Sydney, Australia

The journey for the singer-songwriter, musician and producer started in the suburbs of Newcastle (NSW) obsessing over piano, making demos and listening to mixes of Silver Chair, Dylan and Ray Charles.

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