The Suitcase
from Skipping Stone by Ange Boxall
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lyrics
The Suitcase
We’ve had some good times
Had some crazy times, too
Talking and laughing
Are the best things that we do
I lent you my ears
And we sang a sweet tune
But I cannot carry
Your suitcase for you
Pack up your bag
Stay strong and be true
The path you are on
Is not built for us two
Go on, look ahead
With a map that we drew
But I cannot carry
Your suitcase for you
INSTRUMENTAL
There’s sadness in my heart
Yet a weight off the mind
The suitcase is heavy
Filled with games of every kind
Some inspire, some intrigue,
Some are misconstrued
And I cannot carry
Your suitcase for you
For I have my own
That sits in the corner
Quietly waiting
To sometimes spill over
A reminder to myself
What has made me strong
And now I’ve stopped running
I want to walk on, and walk free
Without having to carry
That suitcase with me
INSTRUMENTAL
See, it’ not just fair-weather
Only day, only night
It’s the darkness of trouble
When I need the light
So, I’ll hand you a torch
If you need help getting through
But I cannot carry
Your suitcase for you
We’ve had some good times
Had some crazy times, too
Talking and laughing
Are the best things that we do
I lent you my ears
And we sang a sweet tune
But I cannot carry
Your suitcase for you
Pack up your bag
Stay strong and be true
The path you are on
Is not built for us two
Go on, look ahead
With a map that we drew
But I cannot carry
Your suitcase for you
INSTRUMENTAL
There’s sadness in my heart
Yet a weight off the mind
The suitcase is heavy
Filled with games of every kind
Some inspire, some intrigue,
Some are misconstrued
And I cannot carry
Your suitcase for you
For I have my own
That sits in the corner
Quietly waiting
To sometimes spill over
A reminder to myself
What has made me strong
And now I’ve stopped running
I want to walk on, and walk free
Without having to carry
That suitcase with me
INSTRUMENTAL
See, it’ not just fair-weather
Only day, only night
It’s the darkness of trouble
When I need the light
So, I’ll hand you a torch
If you need help getting through
But I cannot carry
Your suitcase for you
credits
from Skipping Stone,
released September 15, 2023
Written by Ange Boxall
Written by Ange Boxall
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Ange Boxall TAS, Australia
Country/Folk Songstress Ange Boxall has returned to her homeland of Australia after more than ten years living abroad.
Having spent most of her time between London and Nashville, writing, recording and touring.
Ange's music offers a blend of country, rock, folk and pop. Her albums include legends: BJ Cole - Pedal Steel, Bones of Midnight Oil - Bass, Bill Chambers, JD Souther and Jim Lauderdale.
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Jul 17Camden, UK
discography
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Sep 2023 -
Jan 2016 -
Oct 2011
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