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High To Low

from Never Been Better by Ada Jane

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Are you ever gonna open/ and close just the same?/ You're so steady in distraction./ You're a stumbling stunted head/ You are slow slow slow./ Where did all the hope go?/ When the charm hanging from your arm meant nothing could go wrong.

From high to low./ It's the very last time I'll see you go./ Too high to know/ anything but your own.

Consider us erased/ while you're showing your dependence./ You've got real expensive tastes./ You're a spoiled selfish princess./ Reinventing your fears./ Most of them came true already./ From your mother's mouth to your ears./ It came from somewhere else but you led it from....

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from Never Been Better, released June 1, 2006

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Ada Jane Minneapolis, Minnesota

Ada Jane is the latest manifestation of Minneapolis-based singer/songwriter Matt Marka and drummer, Charlie Wilson. Ada Jane delivers a varied sound style, ranging from moody dirges similar to the darker moments of Wilco or Bruce Springsteen, to rollicking, rousing rock ‘n roll that has been compared to The Replacements. ... more

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