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Tears on The Back of Her Head

from A Lone Voice by Pete Kronowitt

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Lyrics & Music by Pete Kronowitt, Phil Madeira

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television’s glowing
like the writing on the wall
we’re underneath the covers
I’m feeling fragile and small
she’s upbeat and courageous
tho she’ll never leave this bed
she’s got tears in the back of her head

Chorus:
she’s moving on without me, some spirits can’t be kept
she’s floating in my arms while i’m hangin’ to a thread
unraveled by love, free of regret
she’s got tears on the back of her head

I’m trying to remember
every word she ever said
willing to deny
the peace I must accept
my eyes can’t see the light of night
so I listen for her breath
she’s got tears on the back of her head

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from A Lone Voice, released July 15, 2016
Produced by Phil Madeira
Chris Donohue – bass
Dennis Holt - drums
Pete Kronowitt – vocals, acoustic guitar
Phil Madeira – acoustic guitar, Hammond organ
David Mansfield - mandolin & violin

Recorded at the Butcher Shoppe in Nashville

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