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She wasn't much to you at first
Just a girl to slake your thirst
With a smile that could let you forget
She had pictures on her walls
Of mountains and waterfalls
And a record player by her bed
One night you met a girl
Don't remember, it's a blur
And your analog girl found out
So you met her at the bayou
And her tears showed that she loved you
Now she had you without a doubt

And so the months became the years
Y'all's cottage was so dear
Somewhere between piety and desire
But hearts do often wander
When hers did yours grew stronger
Growing to a wildfire
You dreamed of her your wife
The partner of your life
A mother if she would seek
But she asked you for a break
"Not now, if you can wait"
She'd a new boy within the week.

She was your analog girl
With her records and her curls
But slowly she was much more
Oh that Analog Girl
Put your head in a swirl
And now your heart is sore

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from The Red And The Black EP, released September 30, 2015

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Ryan Gregory Floyd New Orleans, Louisiana

Folk rock singer-songwriter of ballads inspired by such heroes as Leonard Cohen and Neil Young. Love, lust, red wine, sapphic vampires, and Daenerys Targaryen are some common themes. Ryan is also an author of fiction and poetry, and his love of literature permeates his well-crafted and lyrical song stories. ... more

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