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here we go again with the doubt
you were flooded with gratitude then came the drought
you thought that you had it together this time
you thought that you had it together this time

but rest easy because nobody does
it's a twisted road, the melodies are overdubbed
it's easier said then done, to say all you need is love
so keep your head up and know that you're enough

you’ll be okay, maybe not today
maybe its the memories
maybe its the shame
maybe its the love
the hurt or just the pain
but remember hearts get broken
a river got to change


go out with your friends but the drunk is just a fog
the city lights wont let you hide, the subways just a slog
you thought you had it together this time
you thought that you had it together this time

but rest easy because nobody does
the heart doesn’t beat it wrestles and it shoves
the same heart that pumps the hurt and hope thru your blood
will pull itself up like a boot in the mud

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from Trench Digging During Peacetime, released January 25, 2018

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Left-Handed 2nd Baseman Rochester, New York

LH2B is the creation of singer/songwriter/producer Fran Broderick. Fusing diverse influences ranging from folk to soul to synthpop, the result is stirring anthems and tender ballads, anchored by Broderick’s captivating lyrics. Band: FB (vox, rhythm and lead guitars), Zak Mendoza (Drums), Dan Carter (Bass), Shane Kelsen (keys), Ben Rossi (rhythm gtr, synth), Brendan Simms (trombone, back vox) ... more

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