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Blue to Gray
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You went from blue to gray
You went from sour to plain
You went from rainbow rain
You're no color all shade
You wanted to feel nothin’
I guess you got your way
Got your way
I hate to say
You went from blue to gray
You used to steal the stage
You used to act insane
You went from funny to mean
Right in front of me
How I wish I missed you
But now I don’t notice when you’re away
I hate to say
You went from blue to gray
You went from blue to gray
You went from night to day
You used to be K.O.
Now you’re just OK
And how I used to know you
Now all I know is some things change
I hate to say
You went from blue to gray
You went from blue to gray
You went from sour to plain
You went from rainbow rain
You're no color all shade
You wanted to feel nothin’
I guess you got your way
Got your way
I hate to say
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Pit Stop Minneapolis, Minnesota
Pit Stop hails from the musical Mecca that is Minneapolis. They are currently working on their sophomore album that they plan to release in 2024. Deviating from the country-influenced tracks of their first record, the new material finds the band wandering down and wildly oscillating between beaten up paths of rock eras past, in search of a trail all their own. ... more
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