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Intro (In Love)
00:51
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Old Lovers
03:48
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I saw you standing at the edge of the room
In the same black dress you wore that afternoon
When you said you didn’t care anymore
My body sank right through the floor
Whoa, whoa
You come my way, and say “how you been?”
I tell you “fine,” but I know I’m lying
“You still dancing on Saturday nights?”
Small talk we, we cower behind
Whoa, whoa
Old lovers turned strangers
Now shadows of what we were
Old lovers turned strangers
Now shadows of what we were
Hand on her bag,
Blue moon at her side
Ring on her finger catches me by surprise
Said you were engaged to the love of your life
I guess that makes me the love that died
Whoa, Whoa
Old lovers turned strangers
Now shadows of what we were
Old lovers turned strangers
Now shadows of what we were
Old lovers turned strangers
Now shadows of what we were
Old lovers turned strangers
Now shadows of what we were
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Mexico City Heartbreak East Los Angeles, California
Mexico City Heartbreak is the moniker of East LA based indie artist Rudy Torres, a singer/songwriter whose style is defined by soaring pop rock anthems and introspective lyrics. His songs touch on family, heartbreak, and his Mexican-American heritage, and are always full of hope. He has been steadily honing his craft and working to bring his romantic style of indie rock to audiences everywhere. ... more
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