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Home
05:06
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There’s a harvest moon
Adding light in the room
Orange and yellow light
Makes a brilliant twilight
Train will travel east
Life there is only leased
Oh, I don’t know when I’ll be back
Oh, I don’t know when I’ll be back
Home to be back home
It’s a connection I’ve always known
Pushing onwards by milestones
Life sings with a metronome
The view from the train
There’s never ending plains
With random smoke stacks
Streaming smoky shades of black
Home to be back home
It’s a connection I’ve always known
Pushing onwards by milestones
Life sings with a metronome
The soundtrack of my travels plays as life unfolds
The soundtrack of my travels oh it plays as life unfolds
It follows me back, it follows me back, back home
It follows me back, it follows me back, back home
Home to be back home
It’s a connection I’ve always known
Pushing onwards by milestones
Life sings with a metronome
Life sings with a metronome
Life sings with a metronome
Life brings me back home
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2. |
That Night
05:42
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The sea stops here
My feet dangling off the pier
Where shorelines divide
Where land and water collide
I remember walking along the shore with you that night
I remember holding on to what I thought was true and right
The road runs along the coast
Weaving, guided by lampposts
Listen, hear the waves coming in
Look up, feel the wind on your skin
I remember walking along the shore with you that night
I remember holding on to what I thought was true and right
I remember walking along the shore with you that night
I remember holding on to what I thought was true and right
Was true and right
I remember that night
I remember that night
I remember that night
I remember that night
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3. |
Ebb & Flow
05:37
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Shifting up and down like a yo-yo
Seek the high and embrace for the low
Inevitable like rain after thunder
That drive that makes me surrender
Ebb and flow
Slow life right down slow
Alive and on the go
Survive the status quo
The pull of the norths and souths
Compete with easts and wests
I keep moving forward
But I am lost I must confess
Ebb and flow
Slow life right down slow
Alive and on the go
Survive the status quo
Ebb and flow
Slow life right down slow
Alive and on the go
Survive the status quo
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4. |
Went Away
04:07
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The campus is eerily deserted
It foreshadows your exit
Then I got the call
You’d been sick since last fall
You were all on your own
I wish I had known
I didn’t know what I had
Until it went away
I didn’t know what I had
Until it went away
You told me, the angels would guide you
I’m trying to believe
I wish you could let me know
That you are safe and sound
I didn’t know what I had
Until it went away
I didn’t know what I had
Until it went away
I didn’t know what I had
Until it went away
I didn’t know what I had
Until it went away
Until it went away
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5. |
Burning Free
06:27
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Day after day
Battling the terrain
I’m finally free of
Your heavy chains
One day we’ll gone
But for now,
Our light shines on
In the darkness we are dawn
Burning free, burning free
Burning free
Evil lives upstairs
Shadows in my head
Make me worse for wear
In the darkness are fed
Brand mark remind me
At my darkest how,
I was lost at sea
But I’m captain now
One day we’ll gone
But for now
Our light shines on
In the darkness we are dawn
Burning free, burning free
Burning free
My biggest enemy
A shadow that outshines me
My biggest enemy
A shadow that outshines me
My biggest enemy
A shadow that outshines me
My biggest enemy
A shadow that outshines me
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Electric Bird Records Denver, Colorado
A label for folk, rock, alternative & electronic founded by Laura Brehm
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