Suzanne, by Robert Deeble

Suzanne

from Heart Like Feathers by Robert Deeble

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lyrics

SUZZANNE

Suzanne,
where have you been?

Salvation Army Band girl
with a red violin...
who knows,
the trouble you are in
We ve been up for hours
and hours on end
and you know...

All the secrets you keep
tucked beneath
the silken white sheets
do they echo in your sleep?
do you remember?
do ya remember?

Suzanne,
you got in too deep.

Ah... the trouble that comes
from the company you keep
and you know
we're losing sleep
we've been up for hours
and hours on end
and you know...

All the secrets you keep
tucked beneath the silken white sheets
do they echo in your sleep?
do you remember?
do ya remember?
do ya remember?

credits

from Heart Like Feathers, released 07 February 2012
Robert Deeble: Vocals/Guitar, Jeremy Summer: Bass, Jeremy Dybash: Drums, Neal Vickers: Cello, Lili De La Mora: Backing vocals, Amanda Lawrence: Viola, Tim Westcott: Ambience, Stephen Hodges: percussion.

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"Beautiful music for the sake of beautiful music" Seattle Weekly ... more

"Deeble's authentic lyrics, along with stunning instrumental arrangements, make this album one of his strongest"
Performer Mag

"Few of his albums are more intimately honest than Heart like Feathers..."
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"Gorgeous."
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