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Make sure my mother knows the same
Always remember there was nothing worth sharing
Like the love that let us share our name
Always remember there was nothing worth sharing
Like the love that let us share our name The Avett Brothers – Murder in the City
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The title track from the Brothers' 2009 album, one of their most popular songs.
The subject seems to be about leaving their current lives behind, and pursuing their dreams of music in the City.
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He’s got to be talking about leaving a woman – otherwise “for never to return” makes no sense “cut the ties” means to break up; “jumped the tracks” is a metaphor of getting out of the relationship he is currently in and where it might be headed