Queen Mary
from Range Lights by Peter MacInnis
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Queen Mary come along for a ride with me
The thoughts in my mind I don't care to see
You settle my nerves just like a rain
And I forget what it feels like to feel pain
And I love the way that you paint the sky
The way you dim the lights and hang the moon up high
And I can hear a song in the way the coyote sings
This is just one of your more beautiful things
Now close my eyes and put me to bed
And I forget all the words I said
And we can sail on the ocean in my mind
I'm not worried about tomorrow ‘cause we have time
The thoughts in my mind I don't care to see
You settle my nerves just like a rain
And I forget what it feels like to feel pain
And I love the way that you paint the sky
The way you dim the lights and hang the moon up high
And I can hear a song in the way the coyote sings
This is just one of your more beautiful things
Now close my eyes and put me to bed
And I forget all the words I said
And we can sail on the ocean in my mind
I'm not worried about tomorrow ‘cause we have time
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from Range Lights,
released February 29, 2024
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Peter MacInnis Mabou, Nova Scotia
Peter MacInnis
brings the spirit of rural Cape Breton to his indie-folk music, melding it with gritty garage rock elements to create his authentic unique sound.
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