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Blurb
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Evermore
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Evermore
Word and music by By Jerry Hergenreder
Evermore
Your voice comes rushing like a windy shore
I’ll search for you from here to Bangalore
Searching through questions till we get to Evermore
My friends to tell me to
Rise from the ashes ; they forgot to say how everything is torched
My head, my heart, my lashes
And my sense of humor is rather scorched
These ashen foot prints going round about, then out through the door
What’s it all for
Nevermore
Can’t feel impervious to what’s in store
Volcanic rock would be better to be sure
Bring us umbrella drinks to toast to Evermore
Like the time it snowed
And we drove around
Doing donuts in the parking lot
A little wine a little brave a little “hey, you’re looking hot’
Spray painted roses followed up with Forget Me Nots
Don’t move a lot, don’t move anymore
Evermore
Your voice come rushing like a windy shore
I’ll search for you for evermore
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Most Times I Do
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Color School Washington, D.C.
DC based pop rock band in the DIY garage tradition.
Started in 2012 as a power trio with
Bill Kalish and Jerry Hergenreder who played together in The Young Caucasians, and Charles Steck on Bass ( High Back Chairs, Ramblin Shadows, Velvet Monkees).
2017 added Camille Miller on guest vocals and Paul Hyland on bass at shows
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