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Intro
02:32
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I close my eyes and I’m already there
Nothing to hide and laughter in the air
Underneath the setting sun
Shining down on everyone that I love
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The air is cold but the fire’s warm
And Orion lights the night
I can feel the patterns start to form
Drawing lines across the sky
And i’m feeling love, feeling love
Cuz i know that somehow it all folds together
I trace my steps till the path gets worn
While my friends make friends with rocks
The birds above they start to swarm
Gentle, hungry pair of hawks
And i’m feeling love, feeling love
Cuz i know that somehow it all folds together
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Genuine
02:45
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Thanks for your patience, thanks for your time
I’ll see you on the other side
Cuz for the first time, my heart feels true
It’s a high I never knew
Let me see what I have in me
Find what I am
Take this seed that I have in me
And give it all I can
Give it all I can
Didn’t know if I would miss it, but surely I do
It’s good to hear your voice
So much I have to go through for me to be new
Then I wanna share it with you
Let me see what I have in me
Find what I am
Take this seed that I have in me
And give it all I can
Give it all I can
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Caitlin's Got a Fish On
04:34
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Maybe I’ll slip out the back door and head up the road to Shane’s
Caitlin’s got a fish on and I’ve got something to drink
Maybe I’ll find the last seat in some run-down sushi chain
Waiting for the noise to settle my brain
Either way, its one of those days
Either way, its one of those days
Maybe I’ll sit in the backyard and see if I got something to say
Hoping for the birds to sing out my name
Maybe I’ll lock up my room door and let the beast take over again
Letting go, my reason, defenseless again
Either way, its one of those days
Either way, its one of those days
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I Raise You One
03:04
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I take from you
You take from me
I see the things
You wanna be and I raise you one
You shine much brighter in my eyes, you see
You climb much higher in my mind than me
My mind may never know
What are we other than the things we know
Who are we other than the roots we grow
Where are we other than the love we show
I drag you in
You drag me out
You show me things
I’ve only read about & I touch the ground
You shine much brighter in my eyes you see
You climb much higher in my mind than me
My mind may never know
What are we other than the things we know
Who are we other than the roots we grow
Where are we other than the love we show
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6. |
And Over Again
03:18
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And the bird sings
High up in the sky
And my heart rings
And I can’t tell you why
No, I can't tell you why
And the tree sways
From the breath inside my lungs
And my peace stays
Like it’s just begun
Like it’s just begun
And I try to hold this moment in my mind
And I let it play out one more time
And over again
And the clouds come
And they take away our light
And we rush home
Afraid to face the night
Afraid to face the night
And our love grows
Somewhere deep inside
And our light shows
To wash away our fright
To wash away our fright
And I try to hold this moment in my mind
And I let it play out one more time
And over again
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