Til Dawn
from Lifelike Sounds by Jak Locke
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lyrics
I couldn't tell quite how long it was til dawn
With the sun, it would all be gone
Could we have known we touched the sky?
Could we have seen we'd never seem to be that high again?
Then: deep and fierce, a frantic love
Now: something spent, far different that I think of
I had to see the end of me
This naive, I could not leave with all I used to be
With the sun, it would all be gone
Could we have known we touched the sky?
Could we have seen we'd never seem to be that high again?
Then: deep and fierce, a frantic love
Now: something spent, far different that I think of
I had to see the end of me
This naive, I could not leave with all I used to be
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from Lifelike Sounds,
released November 30, 2023
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Jak Locke New Orleans, Louisiana
Jak Locke is a multi-genre songwriter and performer based in and native to New Orleans, LA.
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Nov 2023 -
Sep 2020 -
Aug 2018 -
Aug 2016
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