1. |
Mountains
02:12
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The ride was longer than it should have been.
And the mountains in the back of my head
kept my spirits up.
I shouldn't call you and make things worse.
But for the moment I'd feel home again.
The summer couldn't come so slow.
I didn't want this,
but who am I to want?
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2. |
The Way You Talk
04:11
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The way this light's across your face
through the shadows that my lips taste.
Though it all goes to waste.
The shadows can't fade my old ways,
my old ways still remain.
The way you talk about the way things were
makes it feel like you're not at all concerned.
And I'll try not to make things worse.
I can't promise that I won't make mistakes,
but god help me if I do please stay.
If it makes you better you can go your own way.
I know it won't be easy to do,
seasons have changed through the months that I've
been with you.
But for you,
there's nothing I wouldn't do.
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Flock & Herd Milledgeville, Georgia
2 piece acoustic indie-folk
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