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Bred In The Bone

from Anything Worth Doing by Rachel Sumner

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lyrics

Am I further from you now?
It’s the furthest I have felt
I’ve been laying by your side for hours
Wishing I were somewhere else

It’s a certain kind of sinking
A heart can learn to fear
Begs the question and thinking,
“How the hell did I get here?”

And how I thought I learned a little temperance,
And to let a memory be
But, Familiarity’s a Temptress,
And once again the fool is me

Am I closer to it now?
It’s the closest I have been
I’d say it, but the words are sour
And my skin it feels so thin

I will certainly be leaving
I will catch the day’s first train
I will not be caught believing
Last year’s bitter love remains

If nothing’s changed
And nothing’s been mended,
Well, it’s not for lack of trying
(I know) We’ll only start back where we ended

I wish this was some simple fracture,
A clean break that doesn’t show
Do I even know what I am after?
Or is it all bred in the bone?

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from Anything Worth Doing, track released October 3, 2018
DENI HLAVINKA
piano, harmony vocals

SAM MOSS
backing vocals

KATHLEEN PARKS
5-string violin

DANNY HOSHINO
pedal steel guitar

MICHAEL SIEGEL
upright bass

BENJAMIN BURNS
drums

RACHEL SUMNER
acoustic guitar, vocals, electric baritone guitar

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Praised by audiences for her powerful, lonesome voice and haunting songs, Rachel Sumner carefully spins melodies that get caught in your head and delivers them “with an attitude and drive in her guitar playing...sure to strike a chord and dig deep into your heart. ” (Red Line Roots) ... more

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