Knew Me on Sunday
from Captains of Industry, Captains of War (2014) by The Successful Failures
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I was in a pew in my Sunday best when I saw you in your Sunday dress. You were looking at me though the whole LIturgy; I must have been something to see. You knew me on Sunday. Monday came you didn't even know my name. Thinking 'bout Jesus, thinkin' 'bout sin, saw me singing and you joined right in. Paul wrote a letter to the Corinthians and everybody said amen. Amen.
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from Captains of Industry, Captains of War (2014),
released October 21, 2014
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The Successful Failures Trenton, New Jersey
"The first thing you should know about The Successful Failures is that any attempt to plug them into one genre or another is very much a fool’s errand. Hailing from Trenton, N.J., the band deftly combines Americana, Pop, Rock, and enough of a dusting of Bluegrass that serves as an appetizer to the main course without overwhelming the entire meal." - July 2020, Rock is the New Roll ... more
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