Come Again
from What Are You Afraid Of? by Kevin Marble
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lyrics
Come again, come again, come again, despite me/Come again, come again, despite me/You know who I am and who I’ve been/You know who I am and where I’m coming from/Everything I have is in your hands/You know who I am/Come again, come again, come again, despite me/Come again, come again, despite me/You know who I am and who I’ve been/You know who I am and what I’m running from/Everything I have is in your hands/You know who I am/You know who I am/You know who I am/Everything I’ve done/Everything I have is in your hands/You know who I am/You know who I am/Come again, come again, come again despite me
credits
from What Are You Afraid Of?,
released February 19, 2013
Kevin Marble – vocals, acoustic guitar
Megan Romberger – vocals
Taylor Anthony – drums, percussion
Jared Highlen – bass guitar
Mark Sommerville – electric guitar
Andrew Gerlicher – piano
René Cruz III – banjo
Kevin Marble – vocals, acoustic guitar
Megan Romberger – vocals
Taylor Anthony – drums, percussion
Jared Highlen – bass guitar
Mark Sommerville – electric guitar
Andrew Gerlicher – piano
René Cruz III – banjo
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