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Unlucky in love I know you've seen it before
The same old movie with the same old score
The credits roll and then there's nothing more
And nothing comes to save us

The story's tired but it's also true
Look pretty close and it could be you
Couldn't cry the way I wanted to
When nothing comes to save us

Whoa nothing comes
Nothing comes
Nothing comes to save us

Sometimes the light burns out
Sometimes the light burns through
Sometimes all the colours fade to blue
Sometimes the film runs out
Before the story do
Sometimes it's already over at the ticket booth
Oh

Then it's done and the screen is dark
End of the reel there's a cigarette mark
The lights come up and everybody leaves
Then nothing comes to save us

Whoa nothing comes
Nothing comes
Nothing comes to save us

Until new love comes
New love comes
Whoa new love will come to save us
Oh new love comes
New love will come
Ah new love will come ooh
To save us

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from Rainbows in the Gasoline, released September 1, 2023

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Karl S. Williams Currumbin, Australia

Drawing from folk, blues and gospel Karl S. Williams' songs are steeped in the swamp water of the northern NSW cane country where he was raised, lending the distinct flavour of this land to all his work.

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