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By Ross Palmer

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I grew up where the river runs into the sea
Water flowing cold and slow and deep
Dreaming of the city where I thought that I should be
Rehearsing for my life there in my sleep

The streets are so exciting in the moonlight
The sound of cars and people fills the air
But when the city's quiet after midnight
I think of home and wish I could be there

Well I never stopped to wonder at the choices I had made
The places where the roads I chose would lead
But the beaches and the breakers say I should have stayed
Where the lazy river flows into the sea

The streets are so exciting in the moonlight
The sound of cars and people fills the air
But when the city's quiet after midnight
I think of home and wish I could be there

I grew up where the river flows into the sea
The river left a watermark on me

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from Quiet After Midnight, released March 31, 2023
Ross Palmer - guitar, vocals
Melanie Crew - vocals
Yo Zushi - harmonica, vocals
Adam Beattie - double bass

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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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