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How Far I Would Go
05:12
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Too Late Babe
04:49
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It’s too late babe we can’t go back
there’s only one way down this track
the dice are rolled, the cards are stacked
it’s too late babe, we can’t go back
Out of touch and out of line
I’ll work this one out over time
out of my head, out of my mind
I’ll work this one out over time
It’s gonna be a late night
accounting for my thoughts about you
and some long days if I can’t figure how to pace it
cause I can’t quite believe in this world without you
it’s gonna be a hard truth when I turn around to face it
when I turn around to face it
when I turn around to face it
If there was a simple truth
then my story would tell no lies
but we all got our points of view
you got yours I got mine
It’s gonna be a late night
accounting for my thoughts about you
and some long days if I can’t figure how to pace it
cause I can’t quite believe in this world without you
it’s gonna be a hard truth when I turn around to face it
when I turn around to face it
by Kendl Winter
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3. |
Wild Animals
04:34
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I followed your smile into the dark
Cheshire Cat enticing meadowlark
it was so inviting I can't stop
breathe in breathe out
No one can see through these California clouds
the taste of eucalyptus in my mouth
the ocean rising in my lungs
what have I done?
I forgot to leave a trail of crumbs
or turn the silver fern to catch the moon
and now I've gone to far to turn around
too fast, too soon
Why do they dance with their arms in the air?
Wild animals, they don't care
Why do they dance with their arms in the air?
Wild animals, they don't care
No, do not wake me when I'm so far gone
do not turn me around and call it home
for I have felt so wild in the night
looked into you eyes when they were bright
I have felt so wild in the night
in your eyes
breathe in, breathe out
breathe in, breathe out
breathe in, breathe out
breathe in, breathe out
breathe breath
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4. |
Shot Down the Sky
05:43
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5. |
Cast Away
02:25
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Morning Light
04:43
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7. |
We Are Bleeding
04:59
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8. |
Enemy of Ease
03:49
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9. |
Take What You Can Get
04:11
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10. |
The Perfect Plan
05:09
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The Lowest Pair Olympia, Washington
The Lowest Pair is Kendl Winter and Palmer T. Lee.
"Now, first thing is to say
this:
Much further out than inevitable,
Halloween's thy game.
Sky King has come and Wilma's done,
Uncertain as it is uneven."
from The Lowest Pair by John Hartford
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