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Christmas Cards

by Dom Major

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I’m my fathers only son
I am half the man he was
I’m a stranger on a bus seat
Wrapped in insecurities
But even that you don’t believe

I’m a liar im a cheat
Born of cigarettes and blood
Here’s a promise I cant keep
Man I never heard to love Man I never learned to love
And theres a sign out by

The cemetery gates thats screaming
‘You’re not welcome here no more’ 

Scared to fight
Reflections on the TV when you’re
Tossed away like Christmas cards on
New Years Day

There’s a preacher and his book
Shouts at children in the street
How to dress and how to look
Maybe gods forsaken me
Maybe gods forsaken me

And theres a sign out by
The cemetery gates charts screaming
‘You’re not welcome here no more’
Scared to fight
Reflections on the TV when you’re
Tossed away like Christmas cards you’re
Tossed away like Christmas cards on new years day

Maybe I don’t feel the same

And theres a sign out by
The cemetery gates charts screaming
‘You’re not welcome here no more’
Scared to fight
Reflections on the TV when you’re
Tossed away like Christmas cards you’re
Tossed away like Christmas cards you’re
Tossed away like Christmas cards on new years day

credits

released December 16, 2018
Dom Major - Bass/Guitars/Vocals/Synths
Adam Lyons - Ebow
Tom Rothery - Guitars
Aaron Haigh - Drums
Tara Mollan - Backing Vocals

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Dom Major Manchester, UK

Hailing from the grey Northern city of Manchester, Dom Major is an Alt/Songwriter. Growing up in the early 90’s lead Dom to a love for the DIY (Pavement, Eels, Sparklehorse, Grandaddy), but that love also extends to the more delicate folky bands of the mid 2000’s (Bon Iver, Death Cab for Cutie, The Shins). ... more

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