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Estrangement

by Edward Hartline

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Morgan Raymond Rutland may be my favorite track on this EP. It has a Please Come to Boston vibe that touches my heart. Doctor's Orders has that great hook that sticks in my head! Favorite track: Rutland.
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1.
I Swear 06:42
It’s been a couple of days since You woke up on the wrong side of bed On the wrong side of town The wrong side of my head And I probably would have never known If you weren’t wearing his cologne Saying here’s how it happened That’s how it happened I swear It’s been a couple of months since You told me what I meant Showed me just how much How happy we should have been And I probably would have thought the same If your tongue didn’t taste his name Saying here’s how it happened That’s how it happened I swear That’s how it happened That’s how it happened I swear There’s been too many ‘I don’t know’s Too many to count I don’t know where you’ve been I don’t know why I’m still around But it probably would have been all right If you hadn’t been all night Saying here’s how it happened That’s how it happened I swear That’s how it happened That’s how it happened I swear It’s been a couple of hours since You told me what I meant And showed me just how much How happy we’ve never been Yet every time I try to speak You always have to turn on me Saying here’s how it happened That’s how it happened I swear That’s how it happened That’s how it happened And I don’t even care That’s how it happened That’s how it happened I swear
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Rutland 03:34
Brush the blond hair from your eyes Said you’d gone there once or twice Pulled in and stopped at an old restaurant Drove off into the morning light I used to dream about Vermont How it’d feel to call it home But lately I’ve been thinking About the reason that I’m drinking And I’m this close to writing you a song Baby, I want to try this one more time Save me from the nothings and goodbyes I want to hear your voice If you want to hear mine Baby, I’m in Rutland for the night You pushed the bottle to your lips You swore it helped with all of this But your body filled with smoke When I told you I was going It’s been years now since then You used to dream about it all Let the morning in the call Maybe now I’m older Maybe that’ll show you I’m the one who couldn’t just move on Baby, can we try this one more time Can we pretend tears never left your eyes I want to hold you close Without it turning to a fight Baby, I’m in Rutland for the night Out of all my mistakes If I could just make this one right Baby, I’m in Rutland for the night
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Ghost Town 03:42
I was there when the wind Shuffled through this town again We watched the sky shake through the trees  From the window by the sink The lights kick on overhead I've been lost and I've been led Now the night is coming back How many times has it done that Oh not enough For it to make things right No not enough For you to apologize Oh not enough I was there when the bars Caved in with all the stars The prison walls fell on the dirt But you’re the chain that kept its word Alleys filled with blistered hands From all the money that they spent Now the town's run out of cash How many times did we do that Oh not enough For it to make things right No not enough For you to apologize Oh no not enough I was there when you sank Washed your shoulders with the rain There's still patches on the floor From the bottle that we poured The shops are closed down for the week It's a ghost town when it sleeps But the crowd always comes back  How many times did you do that Oh not enough For it to make things right No not enough For you to apologize Oh not enough For it to make things right No not enough For you to apologize Oh not enough No not enough
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I've spent too much time on angels Gave up prayer when I found the pill The doctor fed me by the kilo Until she was all I felt I spent so much money on nothing On memories I can't cash in Another weekend being someone That she might have danced with She said she wants me enough to be sober She said she needs me enough to fly straight She said she loves me enough to come home but She don't love me enough to stay I've spent too much time just working I've worn these hands down to the bone When my heart played like an organ And the notes rang through your soul I spent so much money on something Whether it was ever real or not Now all I've got are calls from no one When I learned to steal from God She said she wants me enough to be sober She said she needs me enough to fly straight She said she loves me enough to come home but She don't love me enough to stay (repeat chorus) But she don't love me enough to stay

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released February 14, 2016

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Edward Hartline Lowell, Massachusetts

Edward has been writing songs since he was 11. He began performing professionally at 13 and went on his first national tour at 15. Edward has performed with many artists, including Shannon LaBrie, Bobby Long, Jess Meuse, Sam Bradley, Marcus Foster, and Von Grey. ... more

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