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Looking Back

from Can't No One Bring Me Down by Jen Miller

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This song is about comparing all your relationships to that first love. When you find yourself reminiscing about the good times and how you felt with that person.

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Verse 1
Every time I start moving on I think of where it all went wrong
And I cant help but see your face in my mind
Those eyes of yours that would turn head their way
That smile would brighten up my whole day
And I can't help but wondering where you're at

Pre chorus
Remember the time
Back when you were mine

Chorus
Looking back, looking back
You'd look me in the eyes
The world stood still and there was no time
Looking Back

Verse 2
That first kiss that made my body shake
I never found someone who made me feel that way
How am I supposed to move on
You ruined the touch of any other man
It even feels funny when they're holding my hand
You don't even know what you've done to me

Pre chorus
Chorus

Bridge
Well I'd give anything to be back inside those arms
Holding me so tight back when you were mine
Looking back

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credits

from Can't No One Bring Me Down, track released April 29, 2015
Song written by Jen Miller
Vocals - Jen Miller
Back up vocals - Chelsea Amber and Ross Billard
Drums - "Tubs" MacAvoy
Bass - Bruce Dixon

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Jen Miller Dartmouth, Nova Scotia

Jen, originally from NS, found that while living in Vancouver she could go for what she truly loves. Music. After recording her album You and I she was determined to bring it back home to where it all began.
So she hopped on a train, played her way across the country and did an eastern Canadian tour. Now back on the east coast Jen's really making herself know in the musical community. ... more

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