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Ring of Oak
04:46
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In the morning rose the sun
And with it rose the one
The girl I love the best
She kissed me on my chest and I awoke
We showered, loved and ate
With nowhere to be late
The sun shone in her hair
I said she looked so fair and then she spoke
She said, “when you gonna ask?”
To which I smiled and I laughed
I said, “I’ll ask you in the spring,
and I’ll offer you the ring of an oak.”
I cut one from a tree
That was handed down to thee
So when you hear me sing
Then I’ll offer you the ring of an oak
that grew for you…
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Are You Still Listening?
02:59
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Lost
04:07
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Baby oh baby if you run away
Look to the stars
Find what you need and come back to me
Right to my arms
When you’re lost
I’m reaching for you
When you’re lost
I’m right in front of you
Girl (Boy) don’t you know that I need you to stay
Please don’t deny
The love that we’ve shared for so many years
Don’t pass me by
When you’re lost
I’m right here for you
When you’re lost
And cannot get through
When you’re lost
I’m searching for you
When you’re lost
I’m right in front of you
So if you think leaving is your only chance
Look to the skies
You’ll find me there looking over you girl (boy)
The blue is my eyes
(I know that you need me
And you’ll always stay
I just can’t believe
Love would take light away)
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My Heart Again
03:50
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Waterline
04:15
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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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