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Salmon Arms (Acoustic)

from Bones EP by KASHKA

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Started out so high, but we got so low
While our smiles were wide, our hearts beat slow
Fix this mess that I've strewn on the floor
old tshirts and the clothes I don't wear anymore
and the books that I've read lay behind the door

Started out so high, but we got so low
While or smiles were wide, our hearts beat slow.
And the sobbing from the alley pulled me from my bed
ran to the window, tossed the fears that I had
felt the wind on my face, opened my eyes instead
Called out to the darkness... it was all in my head
All in my head, all in my head.

Started out so high, but we got so low
While our smiles were wide, our hearts beat slow
And the breeze sung sweetly of summer air
streetlights guarded us down there
casting shadows across the tracks
the sight of the trees and the smell of the grass...
we can never go back
we can never go back.

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from Bones EP, released October 28, 2014
SALMON ARMS

Music by Kat Burns and James Bunton, lyrics by Kat Burns.
Acoustic arrangement by Kat Burns.
Guitar and vocals: Kat Burns.
Mandolin and bass arranged and performed by: Mike Smith

Guitar and vocals recorded at Glen Gordon studio
Mandolin and bass recorded by Mike Smith at his flat in Toronto.
Engineered and mixed by James Bunton.
Mastered by Jeff Elliott.

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