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Everett & Lilly

from Where The Watermelons Grow by Nik Field

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lyrics

My heart is like a broken cupboard in the kitchen
Not meant to be opened very often, use caution
But from time to time I find I feel young again

Now and then you meet someone worth
Lettin in to the broken cupboard in the kitchen
Where you hid away some photographs
A candle you made for a craft
And a few cigarettes you still have left
You didn't smoke very long but you're frugal so you kept them
For a rainy day when the clouds are grey
And you wish your breath could match the way you're feelin
Like a lazy, hazy, shade of freedom

You sit around your old creaky house
Waiting for that old familiar sound
Of aging hospitality shifting in your bones
It may be the wind but I think it's my toes
Curling underneath me, colder than the floor beneath me
I hope that we can become a fire in the chimney

And Everett and Lilly can grow up in a cabin the woods
And there'll be a shack out back where we can dry herbs
There we'll hang a sign that reads, “Never Enough Thyme,”
Because I once took a drive and saw something I thought you’d like

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from Where The Watermelons Grow, released April 15, 2017

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Nik Field Ottawa, Ontario

Nik Field brings back the heart of the traditional folk song, knitting it together with engaging melodies, and reviving it with modern sounds.

His seven years of performing and recording have taken him from his hometown of Ottawa to Montreal and have landed him in Halifax, where he currently resides.

In April of 2017, Nik released his debut album Where The Watermelons Grow.
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