Murphy - Smoky Vale

@reggae reggaeoriginal @smokyvale The Reggae Experience by SMOKY VALE Murphy written by Smoky Vale MURPHY (Verse 1) Old polaroids fade on the bedroom wall. Sun coming down in the late-summer fall. You sat behind me in the second row. Easy vibration, just watching you grow. You passed me notes with a smile so sweet. Skanking along to the baseline beat. Me did too blind to the signs in the air. Now you are gone, but the ghost is still there. (Chorus) Oh, Murphy, where did you go? Riddim keeps moving at ninety, so slow. Murphy, under the sun. Thinking of days when our love just begun. Where are you walking tonight? Hope that your world is still bright. (Verse 2) Locker door slamming, the final bell rings. Laughter and shouting and all of these things. Walking the sidewalk, the pavement is hot. Chasing a feeling that we never caught. You took the left turn, and I took the right. Vanished like smoke in the warm evening light. Seasons keep turning, the tide's coming in. Wondering how it would be to begin. (Chorus) Oh, Murphy, where did you go? Riddim keeps moving at ninety, so slow. Murphy, under the sun. Thinking of days when our love just begun. Where are you walking tonight? Hope that your world is still bright. (Bridge) One drop beat for the love we missed. Sweet memories in a golden mist. No regret, just a peaceful mind. Leaving the teenage years behind. But the bassline hums your name. Nothing ever stays the same. (Dub Break)) (Chorus) Oh, Murphy, where did you go? Riddim keeps moving at ninety, so slow. Murphy, under the sun. Thinking of days when our love just begun. Where are you walking tonight? Hope that your world is still bright. (Other) Yeah, Murphy. Inna the groove. Keep on moving. Somewhere out there. Peace and love, Murphy. Yeah.