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Shenandoah
03:23
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By the daughter of the stars
everyone was chased
anything that could not run
she laid 'em all to waste
waters running fast and high
all in brown and white
if there's one that you love
better hold on to 'em tight
Oh my brandy wine
waters white and brown
pulled you from my hands
washed away and drown
Oh my brandy wine
waters white and brown
pulled you from my hands
then I watched you drown
Down there by that devil surge
you were swept away
I held on to your hand so tight
I felt your fingers break
I looked you on in the eyes
how they filled with tears
as you slipped from my arms
then you disappeared
Oh my brandy wine...
If some bright morning we should meet
I want you to know
you were stolen from my arms
I did not let you go
Oh my brandy wine....
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Night Goes On
04:04
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In the morning I wake up
I thank god it's a new day
but without my heart in place
and my mind's so far away
Is this all we have?
We're happy then we're sad?
Don't leave me alone
where the night goes on so long
Another evening comes
another day has passed me by
and without you here
I wonder why I even try
And so I lay me down
to sleep upon this lonesome bed
but no rest can I find
these thoughts keep running through my head
Is this all we have?
We're happy then we're sad?
Don't leave me alone
where the night goes on so long
I keep trying to live
as if there's nothing wrong
but ever day's so hard
ever since you've gone away
Is this all we have?
We're happy then we're sad?
Don't leave me alone
where the night goes on so long
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We Are One
04:36
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Day has come and night has gone,
we live our lives so free
Sometime far and sometimes near
At times it seems that my great sin
is living too easily
Where did my life disappear?
Can’t you see that that you’re me? That we are one?
Can you see that you’re me? We are one.
The time has passed when smokin’ grass
was good enough for me,
Now I need to have you here.
TV on, my mind is gone,
get bored too easily.
Where did my day disappear?
Come to me set me free, We’ll be as one
Can’t you be here with me?
We are one
All this time apart and my beating heart’s
not where it needs to be
We shouldn’t have to feel alone
Cause we are one and when it’s done
and you are here with me
All our sadness will be gone.
Then you’ll be here with me
We are one.
And you’ll see that you’re me
We are one
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4. |
My Achin Heart
05:09
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If I had wings I’d fly
Over buildings and highways
I’d never touch down ‘til I’d
Left them all far behind me
Traveling Slowly
There’s no reason to hurry
Trying to recall
What once made me so sorry
I’m singing to you
But you can’t hear my story
I’m so high
That you never will reach me
Just a few life times ago
When I was a sparrow
Nobody on the ground
Had ever seen so much sorrow
Now that I’m back on the ground
And yearning for freedom
that I once had in the sky
When life wasn’t a burden
I’m singing to you
But you can’t hear my story
I’m so high
That you never will reach me
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The Arrowsics Portland, Maine
Hey there, I'm Trevor Geiger and along with my sister Molly and a bunch of good musicians/friends, we are The Arrowsics. We play what some would call Alt. Country, Americana, or Indie Rock (aka music made with instruments). We record at our home studio without much equipment. We use love instead. ... more
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