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By Ross Palmer

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Street lights come on, night settles down
Your breathing is all that you hear
Traffic is gone and the clock doesn't sound
People outside disappear

I arrive as the last of my kind
Following avenues, lost in my mind
Nothing ahead and nothing behind
Gone like a lost souvenir

People may come, people may go
No one remains very long
I got in the habit a long time ago
I never expect to belong

I arrive as the last of my kind
Following avenues, lost in my mind
Nothing ahead and nothing behind
Gone like a lost souvenir

And even the friends that you made
They all give you excuses now
No one's around when you need them to hear you

Street lights come on, you're heading for home
Nobody catches your eye
An evening in silence, a night spent alone
Watching the hours go by

I arrived as the last of my kind
Following avenues, lost in my mind
Nothing ahead and nothing behind
Gone like a lost souvenir

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from Quiet After Midnight, released March 31, 2023
Ross Palmer - guitar, bass, drums, vocals
Melanie Crew - vocals
Nick Frater - piano, Hammond organ

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Ross Palmer London, UK

London-based multi-instrumentalist, singer-songwriter, recording engineer and mixer. He plays live as a solo artist, as part of a duo with Melanie Crew and in James McKean and the Blueberry Moon. Formerly he played drums for Sumner, guitar in Carterhaugh and fronted the Fourth Wall. ... more

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