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Matter (Single)
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I don’t care if you think I’m crazy
'Cause I want to be with you
Until the sun burns itself out
And maybe after that too
And it does not matter
If we blink and it’s all gone
No, it just doesn’t matter
It never mattered all along
I’ve loved you for more than a season
We watched the leaves fall down
And become food for the soil
That we laid our bodies on
And it does not matter
If we’re not the same as we once were
No, it just doesn’t matter
If life is an endless blur
And it does not matter
If we blink and it’s all gone
No, it just doesn’t matter
It never mattered all along
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We Were Pirates Washington, D.C.
We Were Pirates is the musical brainchild of Mike Boggs, a multi-instrumentalist who writes and records songs in the DC
area.
Boggs has released three We Were Pirates albums & a film score for the Calvin & Hobbes documentary ‘Dear Mr. Watterson' in 2013.
2019 finds We Were Pirates releasing a new EP, Gone, about the pursuit of love, pain, & peace of mind. Mastered by TW Walsh (Pedro The Lion).
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