St. Paul & The Broken Bones – Fall Moon

Song of the Day

Minnesota Public Radio

Music, Music Commentary

4.5 • 605 Ratings

🗓️ 10 November 2025

⏱️ 3 minutes

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Summary

Today’s Song of the Day is “Fall Moon” from St. Paul & The Broken Bones’ self-titled album, available now on Oasis Pizza Records, marketed and distributed by Thirty Tigers.

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0:00.0	You love me and you always dead and you're always with and I'm running home.
0:24.6	Don't worry, maybe I fix it that next song. Just kidding, please let me be the smarter one for only one.
0:30.6	Don't stop reading until you hear what's coming on.
0:35.6	You're loving as an iranman
0:39.3	when I'm spring or summertime
0:44.3	your beauty shine through
0:46.3	I can't wait to get old and just talk to you
0:51.3	Oh I miss you baby, I miss you, baby. Oh, I miss you, baby.
0:56.2	Oh, I miss you, baby. I hope that the major smile is a tiny pig for a little while
1:12.7	I know you should give on there
1:15.6	Just one song
1:16.8	It's hard and a pretty way
1:20.6	To tell you why I love you so
1:23.1	Now listen to this one line
1:26.3	One last time
1:27.4	You love me as in my memory man
1:31.3	in the flower moon
1:33.3	well in spring or summertime your beauty shines through
1:38.3	I can't wait to get old and just talk to you
1:43.3	oh I miss you baby Can't wait to get old and just talk to you.
1:45.8	Oh, I miss you, baby.
2:33.3	Oh, I miss you, baby. I'm Yeah Lovey answered now we met in that foul moon There I spring and summer time your beauty shines through
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