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Melody Of June

from Charmed Life by The Runaway Catholics

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Produced by Steve Savage.
Brodie Dakin: Song/Vocals/Guitar
Shawna Sormin: Vocals/Piano/Organ
Erin Munro: Viola/Vocals
Evan Levy: Guitar
Dan Hickey: Drums
Craig Reid: Bass

lyrics

"Seen this face in it's many disguises.
Treading tender shallows, heartfelt surprises.
Promise of a dream i'll store away.
Through the days of uncertainty.

Alone here w/ the comfort of the moon.
And the Melody of silence in June.
Give but a glance we'd fall for romance.
Cares within grasp and tears at a distance.

Cold air sways in brisk Autumn swirls.
Dead heat of Summer now skin hued pearls.
Winters twilight hides beneath the hills.
Afraid of the swiftness Springtime chills.

Seasons do color, imagination flutters.
Covered eyes in wonder, sudden depths we plunder.
Ever so slowly to dispel the notion.
That every mistake is just a forward motion.

In one phrase you could delay
A single moment caught by fate.

Have you sussed the real to this imagined ordeal.
Or still twisting the appeal to how you must feel.
Lies and deceit have kept me at odds.
Cried in defeat to you one and all."

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from Charmed Life, track released February 10, 2011

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Brodie Dakin Hamilton, Ontario

My first band Sin City Social formed in 2003. We recorded 2 E.P's between then and 2004.. I then formed The Runaway Catholics in 2008. We recorded 1 full length album. Since then I have released 3 Double A-Side Singles, 4 EP's and a current Full length album. I have also included a retrospective entitled Never Ending Now. More music is in the works. Stay tuned ❤ ... more

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