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You Couldn't Hold On
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I can see your point of view
This is a world you're not used to
I could try to change your mind
But I don't see the point
Soon you'll come to find the man was right all along
But you couldn't hold on
I understand you made your choice
But I wonder how you'll fill the void
There's gonna be an empty space
Some things you just can't replace
Soon you'll come to find maybe you were wrong
But you couldn't hold on
Go run back to your friends
You couldn't bear to be where you hadn't been
Go run back to your brother's side
I won't try to stop you
Soon you'll come to find yourself in this song
But you couldn't hold on
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Canary Boston, Massachusetts
At its core, Canary is a rock band. Drawing on influences from the British Invasion and classic American rock and pop,
Canary is a band armed with a live show dressed to kill, energy to boot, and songs that will stick with you for a lifetime.
Think Led Zeppelin meets Fleetwood Mac and you'll get the idea.
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