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The Common Linnets - Calm After the Storm

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Album: The Common Linnets
Released: 2014

Calm After the Storm Lyrics

Driving in the fast lane
Counting mile marker signs
The empty seat beside me
Keeps you on my mind

Livin’ in the heartache
Was never something I pursued
I can’t keep on chasing
What I can’t be for you

Ooh skies are black and blue
I’m thinking about you
Here in the Calm After the Storm

Tears on the highway
Water in my eyes
This rain ain’t gonna change us
So what’s the use to cry?

I could say I’m sorry
But I don’t wanna lie
I just wanna know if staying
Is better than goodbye

Ooh skies are black and blue
I’m thinking about you
Here in the calm after the storm

Ooh after all that we’ve been through
There ain’t nothing new
Here in the calm after the storm

Maybe I can find you
Down this broken line
Maybe you can find me
Guess we’ll know in time

Ooh skies are black and blue
I’m thinking about you
Here in the calm after the storm

Ooh after all that we’ve been through
There ain’t nothing new
Here in the calm after the storm

There ain’t nothing new
Here in the calm after the storm

Writer/s: ILSE DELANGE, JB MEIJERS, ROB CROSBY, JAKE ETHERIDGE (1), MATTHEW CROSBY
Publisher: RAZOR & TIE DIRECT LLC
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Calm After the Storm

The Common Linnets are a Dutch Country-Pop duo comprising singer-songwriters Ilse DeLange and JB "Waylon" Meijers. The pair, who had known each other for years, teamed up in 2013 for the following year's Eurovision Song Contest. They performed this song in the competition finishing runner-up, the highest position for the Netherlands since it won in 1975.

Ilse DeLange and JB "Waylon" Meijers wrote the song with American songwriters Rob Crosby (Martina McBride's "Concrete Angel"), Matthew Crosby and Jake Etheridge.

The song gained popularity in various European countries reaching the Top 5 in Belgium, Denmark, Hungary, Ireland, The Netherlands, Switzerland and Spain.