Dirty Shoes

by Park National

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lyrics

I’m 20 today
and it’s been a thousand years since last October
the path i’ve walked has worn my feet away
they're burdened with the weight of getting older
We’re getting older

So cut me loose
and trade me in for your dirty shoes
and if the scars in your memory will change how you see me
i'll try to forget you too

But I still see your face
in every blade of grass that stains the rubber
wish I could untie the lace that you’ve coiled around my neck
because I’m trying to keep my head from going under

So cut me loose
and wipe me off your dirty shoes
and if the scars in your memory will change how you see me
i’ll try to forget you too

credits

released November 22, 2022
written and performed by Liam Fagan
produced/engineered/mixed by Truman Sinclair
vocals/bass engineered by Charlie Burket
mastered by Brett Romnes
cover photo by Grace Beriker

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Park National Boston, Massachusetts

emo indie rock from boston, ma. tunes by liam fagan. new EP "I'm Here And This Is Real" out now!!

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Jul 29

Center for Arts at the Armory

Somerville, MA

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