Wonder When

from Reflections by Jeff Dillon and The Revival

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I wonder when time will come again
For me to see this through
I stop and stare, I feel so unaware
Of what this meant to you

Time again is not my friend
It took this part of me and you
When you died, it brought the other side
Crashing down so true

I look around these streets of our hometown
The ghosts of where we grew
I take the bait, I lie in bed awake
With these ghosts of you

Time again is not my friend
It took this part of me and you
When you died, it brought the other side
Crashing down so true

I wonder when I'll see you again
To say goodbye to you
I hope you see what you did for me
And how I'll live for you

Time again is not my friend
It took this part of me and you
When you died, it brought the other side
Crashing down so true
Time again is not my friend
It took this part of me and you
When you died, it brought the other side
Crashing down so true

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from Reflections, released June 7, 2019
All songs written by Jeff Dillon.
All songs arranged by Jeff Dillon and The Revival

Jeff Dillon - Acoustic Guitar, Rhythm Guitar, Vocals
Josh Christensen - Lead Guitar
Eric Holmes - Bass Guitar, Backing Vocals
Joe Drummer - Drums

Produced by Jeff Dillon
Recorded and Engineered by Jason Bohman at Homeless Studios, Saratoga Springs, Utah

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Jeff Dillon and The Revival Salt Lake City, Utah

Jeff Dillon won’t sit down and he won’t shut up. For 20 years he’s been distilling his punk rock passion in a mash of folk- flavored rock and roll. The result is a sound that evokes the love child of Tom Petty and Against Me! His debut EP, “For Heidi” is the oak-barrel aged soundtrack with a stouthearted, nomadic spirit—gritty and perfected with Dillon’s experiences from the road. ... more

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