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That Ain't Nothin'

from Old Chords by Benjamin Adair Murphy

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We could've crashed out
This could've been a wild goose chase
You could’ve stayed here in this place
And I could be living with my cousin
But we made it this far
And that ain’t nothin’

We could have pushed back
Could've given away so little
We could have been dancing in a circle
Someone could have cut in
But we made it this far
And that ain’t nothin’

Some days are heavy
And some light as a feather
Sometimes these satellites tear us apart
More than they bring us together

We could've gone wrong
We could've let this pass right by
We could've let the whole thing die
Without a discussion
But we made it this far
And that ain’t nothin’

Some days are crooked
And some days are flat
Some days we focus on the things we want
More than the things we have

Sometimes it's hard to sit right down
And find a moment in the day
To say what we need to say
When nobody’s out running

But we made it this far
But we made it this far
But we made it this far
And that ain’t nothin’

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from Old Chords, released May 6, 2022
Benjamin Adair Murphy - vocals, acoustic guitars
Roy Gurel – acoustic guitar, electric guitar, organ, percussion, vocals
Allison Langerak - vocals
Juan Victor Belisario Figuera - bass

Music by Benjamin Adair Murphy ASCAP (464341364) Watery Grave Music ASCAP (396517127) and Roy Gurel BMI (520647865) Lyrics by Benjamin Adair Murphy
ISRC: QZHN62293014

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Benjamin Adair Murphy Mexico City, Mexico

www.benjaminadairmurphy.com Benjamin fronted the NYC band the Blue Eighty Eights, and has recorded solo albums in Brooklyn, Rome, and Mexico City. He has written lyrics for Nanuchka, Roiki, Electro Morocco, the Monophonic Shooting Spree, and other artists. ... more

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