Down On Me/Noksapyeong
by Honey Jam Sam
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Down On Me
03:05
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Down On Me
Falling down on me, I try and I go
For where and for what, honey, I’ll never know I need to find a little place with a roof overhead Before it all falls down on me
Well, my dreams are all hiding ‘neath the snow and the rain I lost ‘em last September and I searched in vain
Maybe they got lost, maybe I should do the same
Before it all falls down on me
Chorus
Well, the debtor man is knocking with his hand on my door I paid him last week, he wants to visit some more
I think I’ll hide below the window with my knees on the floor Before it all falls down on me
Chorus
And I try, oh mama, I try, looking out my back window while the day goes by
Well hold on to me baby, there’s a storm up ahead I’ll kiss your eye-lashes and I’ll cradle your head Don’t you think a body’s warmer with a soul in its bed Come and fall right down on me.
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Noksapyeong 녹사평
05:13
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Noksapyeong
Well the water’s good in Itaewon, Sometimes I stop and have me some Sometimes I stop and walk on by, And wander down to Noksapyeong
I met her down in Namdaemun, She had a name you won’t forget too soon
And her hair that shone like the sinking of the sun, We shared a kiss at Noksapyeong
All aboard, all aboard, it’s a-rolling out fast Taking all you hoped would last
And you better look soon, before it’s all gone We said goodbye at Noksapyeong
I grew up in a broken home, My father left when I was young
But I’d see him every Saturday Then watch his Vauxhall drive away
He said, there’s things in life that’ll test you, son, And this won’t be the hardest one But I’ll always do my best for you, Even if it kills me to
Mom, is daddy coming home, is daddy coming back Where’d you get ideas like that?
And you better look soon, son, before it’s all gone We said goodbye at Noksapyeong
Well, the girls are sweet in Itaewon, Sometimes I stop and have me one Sometimes I smile and walk on by and wander down to Noksapyeong
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credits
released April 27, 2018
Zoë Yungmi Blank - vocals and fiddle
Jeremy Heaven - cello and bass guitar
Ryan Murfield - vocals and banjo
Hayley Neal -vocals
Rob Nichols - vocals and acoustic guitar
BA Wheeler - percussion
Produced by BA Wheeler, co-produced by Ryan Murfield and Rob Nichols.
Countless animals were slaughtered during the realisation of this production.
Zoë Yungmi Blank - vocals and fiddle
Jeremy Heaven - cello and bass guitar
Ryan Murfield - vocals and banjo
Hayley Neal -vocals
Rob Nichols - vocals and acoustic guitar
BA Wheeler - percussion
Produced by BA Wheeler, co-produced by Ryan Murfield and Rob Nichols.
Countless animals were slaughtered during the realisation of this production.
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