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Find Myself Walking

from Bare Bones by Orit Shimoni / Little Birdie

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I find myself walking at a quarter to three,
Down in the alley behind your balcony,
And I could climb the ladder, I could climb up the stairs,
Or I could climb by the light of your dark hair.

I stumble all night through pictures and scenes,
Look for your name in the free magazines,
And I know where we’re headed,
I’ve been there before –
The devil is waiting behind every door.

Seven long years since I’ve been away,
All of these questions I practice each day,
And I know where you’re sitting,
I can tell by the glare,
But the light in your window doesn’t mean that you’re there.

Find myself walking at a quarter to four,
No wiser now than an hour ago,
And I could climb the ladder, I could climb up the stairs,
Or I could climb by the light of your dark hair.

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from Bare Bones, released September 13, 2012

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Orit has toured internationally for over a decade. With 12 highly acclaimed albums, she has a substantial, devout, and diverse following. Known for her intelligent and accessible song-writing and her mesmerising voice. Her sets span themes and styles that transport listeners into and out of themselves. A seasoned writer and performer Orit Shimoni is a unique and vital voice in these times. ... more

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