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There once was a time when morals where fine now they seem so abstract
I went through my youth with the better part of truth thinking I was a pretty good man
But the years have been told and these scars on my soul have the truth of that lie exposed
As I walk past the house that use to be our home I wonder who’s in there now

I heard someone say what is lost can’t be saved
And now I know it’s the truth
I heard that old tune that time heals wounds
But the scars will always remain

The time that has past ain’t ever coming back just a memory you chase all your life
Like the storms that I’ve known in your eyes and your soul when I told you I was forever yours
Now all I see in your eyes as you weep is the emptiness your left with inside
It's broken my will and my souls empty still since the day you said good-bye

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from The Life We Were In, released June 14, 2015

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Ben Olson Edmonton, Alberta

ThePunkSite.com has likened Olson’s trademark voice as that of a “gravel gargling honky-tonk angel.” Now" releasing his second album "The Life We Were In, ( on Edmonton label Manatees and Jack-O-Lanterns,) Olson will continue to expand into new genres, and more importantly, new parts of the country and continent that he’s never seen before. ... more

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