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So the Story Goes

from EP by Dragon Wagon

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    Six song EP recorded at Oddfellow Studio (2011)

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lyrics

From the lakes of Pontchartrain To the lakes of Coeur d’Alene
To the lakes of Michigan
Im going home again

Which way did she go
To find her way home
I know we must be close
I think I see the shore

Chorus
So the Story Goes
About two lovers about each other
So the Story Goes
You’re more precious than gold

Never fade from my memory
Live a river flows to the sea
This feeling inside of me
From underneath the roots of the trees

Like a perfect skipping stone
Trying to find its way home
I’ll never be alone
Cause this love is all I know

Chorus

So the story goes
You’re more precious than gold
So the Story goes
of love waiting to unfold
So the Story goes
My love I’ve never told
So the Story Goes
You’re more precious than gold

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from EP, released February 1, 2011

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Dragon Wagon Ann Arbor, Michigan

Dragon Wagon truly is Michigan Roots music at its finest. Their sound can be described as bluegrass-folk rock with a shot of Irish Whiskey. Dragon Wagon thrives while playing live, never disappoint with their honest music and genuine crowd connection, and is sure to bring an infectious energy that gets the crowd dancing and laughing along. ... more

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