Belle Adair - Tuscumbia

Neptune City

Winter's rising on the shore and I feel fine
Clouds are knocking on my door and I feel fine

Neptune City's where I want to be
The summer's gone you're waiting there for me

I sit and wonder what's your sign, I don't know why
The planets never could align, I don't know why

Neptune City's glitter's lost its sheen
This winter just might be the death of me

How was I supposed to let you in
How was I supposed to let you in

The fortune teller's closed up shop, I don't know why
I see my faults outlined in chalk, I can't lie

Neptune City's glitter's lost its sheen
This winter just might be the death of me

How was I supposed to let you in
How was I supposed to let you in



Credits
Writer(s): Matthew Green
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Other Album Tracks

  1. Get Away
  2. Long Fade Out
  3. The Absentee
  4. See It Through
  5. Out On The Blue
  6. Phantom Beach
  7. Pushing the Stone
  8. Status Quo
  9. Marooned
  10. Neptune City

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Altri album

  1. Tuscumbia
  2. Phantom Beach
  3. Get Away
  4. The Brave and the Blue
  5. Shakin' Dead - Single
  6. Belle Adair EP

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