Once too many
from Streets Of Life by Patrick Lac & South Heaven
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumDesigned and fabricated by Patrick Lac and assembled with love by the band and production team in Montreal. Filled with lyrics, images and hints to find the secret hidden track! Pick it up at the album launch or receive it by mail a few days later.
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Co Produced by Patrick Lac, Jérémie Dalpé, Simon Champagne and Rob Linton.
Simon Champagne and Jérémie Dalpé - Record and mix - Hit Machine Studio, Mtl
Philip Gosselin - Master - Le Lab Mastering, Mtl
Words and music by Patrick Lac. All rights reserved © 2015
Musicians :
Patrick Lac - Acoustic guitar, Vocal
Nino Deram - Keyboard, Vocal
Rob Linton - Percussion
Kento Kataoka - Lap steel
MarcOlivier Drapeau - Bass
Simon Champagne and Jérémie Dalpé - Record and mix - Hit Machine Studio, Mtl
Philip Gosselin - Master - Le Lab Mastering, Mtl
Words and music by Patrick Lac. All rights reserved © 2015
Musicians :
Patrick Lac - Acoustic guitar, Vocal
Nino Deram - Keyboard, Vocal
Rob Linton - Percussion
Kento Kataoka - Lap steel
MarcOlivier Drapeau - Bass
lyrics
Lyrics:
Oh won’t you just take it back?
Cause it’s too soon to tell the world
Aren’t you scared? I mean i could hurt you
And i know you know i’ve hurted others before
Wait, wait, wait Can’t you wait?
Leave, leave, leave i should leave
My skin is thick from all that i remember
And i tell the world keep your hands to yourself
Are you deaf, dumb or what? I could never love again
Cause this heart of mine has been broken once too many a time
Wait, wait, wait Can’t you wait?
Leave, leave, leave i should leave
Don’t you ever think it’s over before it is
You started this love mess and now you’re stuck with my heart
Aren’t the wise kind of girl, now the whole world sees i’m blown apart
And this heart of mine will never forgive you
You better make it worth
Wait, wait, wait Can’t you wait?
Oh won’t you just take it back?
Cause it’s too soon to tell the world
Aren’t you scared? I mean i could hurt you
And i know you know i’ve hurted others before
Wait, wait, wait Can’t you wait?
Leave, leave, leave i should leave
My skin is thick from all that i remember
And i tell the world keep your hands to yourself
Are you deaf, dumb or what? I could never love again
Cause this heart of mine has been broken once too many a time
Wait, wait, wait Can’t you wait?
Leave, leave, leave i should leave
Don’t you ever think it’s over before it is
You started this love mess and now you’re stuck with my heart
Aren’t the wise kind of girl, now the whole world sees i’m blown apart
And this heart of mine will never forgive you
You better make it worth
Wait, wait, wait Can’t you wait?
credits
from Streets Of Life,
released November 18, 2015
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Patrick Lac & South Heaven Montréal, Québec
Born in Ottawa, Patrick Lac is a singer-songwriter and crowd hypnotist. A beast of intensity on stage who mixes a dark and rich universe of words with a soothing tenor voice and luminous guitar harmonies. His hand made solo albums (Rorschach – 2012 & Bridges – 2013) are Dripping inspired artworks that have attracted the attention of critics from as far as Cincinnati, Ohio to the CoteNord of Quebec ... more
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