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Cross My Heart

from JOUR by Monica LaPlante

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Bet you're gonna stay out tonight
drinking whisky 'till you feel alright
Forget who I am, erase me if you can

Caught you talking to her again
acting like she's your girlfriend
Cross my heart and hope to die
one of these days I'll make you mine

will. you. will. you. will. you. will. you.
will. you. will. you. be mine?

You left me burnt
but I don't mind
I'm only hurt if you're satisfied
She don't know you, quite the way I do

Blur the lines on love and lust
tracing our names in the dust
Cross my heart and hope to die
one of these day's I'll make you mine


will. you. will. you. will. you. will. you.
will. you. will. you. be mine?
tonight

you. will. you. will. you. will. you.
will. you. will. you. be mine?

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from JOUR, released May 3, 2013

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Monica LaPlante Minneapolis, Minnesota

Keeping the garage in garage rock, Monica LaPlante's fuzzed riffs and frank lyricism lay bare while they grind into your psyche like a steel-toed boot into wet cement. -Minnesota Public Radio

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