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A Rocket to the Moon Explain Ever Enough
01/04/2013
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(CBS Local) Gearing up for the release of their forthcoming album Wild & Free, A Rocket to the Moon sat down with CBS Local and filled us in on the story behind their new single "Ever Enough."

A piano infused track, the song asserts, "I will always be yours/Forever and more/Through the push and the pull/I still drown in your love." Frontman Nick Santino went on to explain how "Ever Enough" is deep in meaning.

"It's a song about just trying to reassure somebody, 'No matter what happens I will always be here for you even though you don't think so. I will always be around for you,'" he said. For Nick, the song hits close to home.

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