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Joey Selvaggio - Norman
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Wes Meadows - Holy Day
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And I still remember when you slapped my face on the holy day
You didn't love me but you provided me with presence anyway
Evidence of my stinging defeat
I only say 'I love you' when I mean 'I'm sorry'
And I still remember how you slapped my face on the holy day
If you ignore me, I'll almost always mean what I say
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Wes Meadows Berea, Ohio
Multi-instrumentalist from Berea OH. New album Opened Up out now
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