Jacqueline
from Minor Planets - Unreleased by Minor Planets
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Written by Doug Chase and Lenny Zenith
lyrics
Sinking deeply to the dirty bottom/ could we take a chance to reach the autumn
Could we take a moment maybe mark the feeling / never had a doubt I knew you weren't concealing
Jacqueline, I've seen your secrets / we could dream or fantasize
cloak and dagger my drunken swagger / just remember
Jacqueline, I've seen your disguise
Your dead letter led me on a diversion / your deep cover doesn't suit you so well
You're a target moving farther from my trigger... Jacqueline, I can tell
Jacqueline, I've seen your secrets / we could dream or fantasize
cloak and dagger / my drunken swagger / just remember
Jacqueline, I've seen your disguise
That night you provoked... I started to choke, and you made a joke
I really had hoped we could've explained our little mistake and who's not to blame
All your little alibis, you tell the whitest kind of lies
Could we take a moment maybe mark the feeling / never had a doubt I knew you weren't concealing
Jacqueline, I've seen your secrets / we could dream or fantasize
cloak and dagger my drunken swagger / just remember
Jacqueline, I've seen your disguise
Your dead letter led me on a diversion / your deep cover doesn't suit you so well
You're a target moving farther from my trigger... Jacqueline, I can tell
Jacqueline, I've seen your secrets / we could dream or fantasize
cloak and dagger / my drunken swagger / just remember
Jacqueline, I've seen your disguise
That night you provoked... I started to choke, and you made a joke
I really had hoped we could've explained our little mistake and who's not to blame
All your little alibis, you tell the whitest kind of lies
credits
from Minor Planets - Unreleased,
released May 5, 2007
Written by Doug Chase and Lenny Zenith
Bass: Doug Chase
Guitar: Ben Collins
Keys/vocals: Leah Diehl
Drums: Mike Swain
Guitar/vocals: Lenny Zenith
Written by Doug Chase and Lenny Zenith
Bass: Doug Chase
Guitar: Ben Collins
Keys/vocals: Leah Diehl
Drums: Mike Swain
Guitar/vocals: Lenny Zenith
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Lenny Zenith New York, New York
Lenny Zenith started playing publicly in New Orleans in his late teens, opening for international touring acts and fronting several bands before moving to NYC. This is a collection of most of his solo and band's recordings.
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