Nothing to See Here
from A Common Case of Disappearing by Amber Rubarth
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NOTHING TO SEE HERE
Words & Music by Amber Rubarth
(c) 2009 Inspiraled Music (ASCAP)
There ain’t nothing to see here. See I just wiped my finger clean right under the rug. And there’s nothing to know, my dear, sometimes a heart stops beating just because. You know us humans are the only ones obsessing over searching for meanings and silly signs and such, but there’s nothing to see here. It’s just a common case of disappearing love.
I’m sorry I didn’t call you. See this last week my head’s been real clouded up. Yeah I was dealing with some strong, strong bleach, I scrubbed the floors and man the stains were tough. And I think that the chemicals got to my brain ‘cause I’ve been feeling a little bit woozy and numb, but nothing else is going on here. I’m sorry but I’ve gotta run.
I think I’m losing reception, I’m losing connecting with the music and the spirits and the stars above. And I’ve been missing my family, let’s go back to Colorado, we’ll hike up to the mountain where you bought that mug. Maybe that’s all we need. I wish you were here. Cause all this time and all of this distance is sure getting tough.
No it’s not what you think dear. She isn’t anything for you to worry about. No she ain’t nothing to me, listen here, just a girl I ran into when I was out. And this time you’ve gotta trust me ‘cause I’m telling the truth and I’m saying it clear and I’m saying it loud, there ain’t nothing to see here. It’s just a common case of disappearing love.
I think I’m losing reception, I’m losing connection with the music and the spirits and the stars above. And I’ve been missing my family, let’s go back to Colorado, we’ll hike up to the mountain where you bought that mug. Maybe that’s all we need. I wish you were here. ‘Cause all this time and all of this distance is sure getting tough. Maybe that’s all we need, yeah I wish you were here. ‘Cause all this time and all of this distance is sure getting tough.
Words & Music by Amber Rubarth
(c) 2009 Inspiraled Music (ASCAP)
There ain’t nothing to see here. See I just wiped my finger clean right under the rug. And there’s nothing to know, my dear, sometimes a heart stops beating just because. You know us humans are the only ones obsessing over searching for meanings and silly signs and such, but there’s nothing to see here. It’s just a common case of disappearing love.
I’m sorry I didn’t call you. See this last week my head’s been real clouded up. Yeah I was dealing with some strong, strong bleach, I scrubbed the floors and man the stains were tough. And I think that the chemicals got to my brain ‘cause I’ve been feeling a little bit woozy and numb, but nothing else is going on here. I’m sorry but I’ve gotta run.
I think I’m losing reception, I’m losing connecting with the music and the spirits and the stars above. And I’ve been missing my family, let’s go back to Colorado, we’ll hike up to the mountain where you bought that mug. Maybe that’s all we need. I wish you were here. Cause all this time and all of this distance is sure getting tough.
No it’s not what you think dear. She isn’t anything for you to worry about. No she ain’t nothing to me, listen here, just a girl I ran into when I was out. And this time you’ve gotta trust me ‘cause I’m telling the truth and I’m saying it clear and I’m saying it loud, there ain’t nothing to see here. It’s just a common case of disappearing love.
I think I’m losing reception, I’m losing connection with the music and the spirits and the stars above. And I’ve been missing my family, let’s go back to Colorado, we’ll hike up to the mountain where you bought that mug. Maybe that’s all we need. I wish you were here. ‘Cause all this time and all of this distance is sure getting tough. Maybe that’s all we need, yeah I wish you were here. ‘Cause all this time and all of this distance is sure getting tough.
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from A Common Case of Disappearing,
released September 30, 2011
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Amber Rubarth Nashville, Tennessee
In her unassuming yet beguiling way, Amber Rubarth draws you into a world where wonder and insight weave a poetic tapestry
with “songs so strong they sound like classics” (Acoustic Guitar).
She has toured extensively through Europe, Africa, Asia and the US including Carnegie Hall, and has composed for numerous films. She makes her acting debut co-starring in 'American Folk,' out now on Amazon.
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May 17Marblehead, MA
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May 18Shirley, MA
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May 19Bath, ME
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May 20Exeter, NH
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May 21Exeter, NH
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Jun 15Tecate, Mexico
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