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Maybe Next Year

from Sanctity of Silence by Noah Derksen

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lyrics

You’re a heavy breather when you sleep
And I wake at every single sound that comes out of your mouth
So what in the hell did I think
That you would change and I would stay the same

Maybe next year it will all just turn around
We can pick up the pieces scattered on the ground
It’ll all just turn out fine, baby if we close our eyes
Maybe next year it will all just turn around

But now I call you when I drink
A little too much and the earth begins to swirl beneath my feet
So what in the hell did I think
That you’d pick up and say you’d changed your mind and I was right

Maybe next year it will all just turn around
I could pick somebody new out of the crowd
Maybe this time it would last, oh but love just leaves too fast
Maybe next year it will all just turn around

Old lovers lead to new lovers
Turn to old lovers lead to new

Maybe next year it will all just turn around
We can talk things through and finally work it out
But I know that that’s believing in a little wishful thinking
But maybe next year, oh maybe next year
Maybe next year it will all just turn around

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from Sanctity of Silence, track released September 29, 2022
Produced by Murray Pulver
Recorded at Signpost Music (Winnipeg, MB) by Murray Pulver
Additional recording at Backbeat Studios (Winnipeg, MB) by Cody Iwasiuk,
No Fun Club (Winnipeg, MB) by Riley Hill
Raventape Studios (Toronto, ON) by Robbie Grunwald
Mixed by Ryan Freeland at Stampede Origin Studio (Chicago, IL)
Mastered by João Carvalho (Toronto, ON)

Cody Iwasiuk - drums & percussion
John Baron - bass guitar
Kris Ulrich - electric guitar
Keiran Placatka - keys
Mackenzie Friesen - vocals
Noah Derksen - vocals, acoustic & electric guitar additional keys

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Noah Derksen Winnipeg, Manitoba

Canadian Folk Music’s 2021 Emerging Artist of the Year, Noah Derksen is quickly becoming known as a songwriter’s songwriter. Hailing from the heart of the Canadian Prairies, Noah has spent years honing his craft across North America. With a rich and soulful voice, Noah weaves poetry that sounds instantly familiar on first listen. He lives in Winnipeg, Canada. ... more

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