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Here All Along
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You scratched all your suffering
You tattooed the scars
So no one sees
You reckoning
What was a lifetime ago

You let go your truest friends
To hold onto your high
But no one knows
How slow it goes
When you're falling down from the sky

There are secrets that the lonely know
You always have yourself to talk to, no matter where you go

Every time you go, you go for so long
And I hope you know
I was here all along

You can't sleep if you're shivering
With sand in your shoes
But no one saw
You washed to shore
When you landed here at my door

You lost almost everything
Except for the stars
So let's go see
Them shimmering
This is now where you are

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released October 1, 2011
Written and Performed by Chris Trapper (SESAC)
Taken from the new CD 'The Few & The Far Between'
[Starlit Records]. www.ChrisTrapper.com

Produced, Recorded and Mixed by Dan McLoughlin (The Push Stars, Mike Peters, Juliana Hatfield) at the Vault Recording Studio, Hoboken, NJ.

Featuring guest vocals by Rob Thomas of Matchbox Twenty.

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Chris Trapper Boston, Massachusetts

CHRIS TRAPPER began his career as the front man for late–90’s alternative rock band THE PUSH STARS (Capitol Records). The New York Times calls Chris' songwriting “classic pop perfection”

As a modern day singer–songwriter, Chris is most known for his song THIS TIME, the #1 selling song on the Grammy nominated soundtrack for AUGUST RUSH (Robin Williams, Jonathan Rhys Meyers – Warner Bros Pictures) ... more

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