Poppy On Your First Trip Home

from Le Bateau by Rook and The Ravens

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lyrics

I don't need to be a hero
I'm just happy to be all you know
and the roads are getting vicious
so I'm wrapping you in cotton wool

every last time I could see you
was the last time I could feel love

Poppy on your first trip home
I never drove so slow
Poppy on your first trip home

your momma's looking sleepy in the mirror
but she's watching you
like she owes someone a million
and I wonder who I owe mine to

every last time I could see you
was the last time I could feel love

all there is to say is that no-one feels the same as I do
with you in the back, who am indebted to?

credits

from Le Bateau, released April 9, 2020
words & music by Tom
arranged & performed by Rook and The Ravens

lead vocals, piano – Tom Cartledge
bass guitar – David Brodie
vocals, guitars, effects – James Fay
vocals, guitars – Joe Fay
drums, percussion, Roland Juno – John Bernard Major