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Back to Life
04:12
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Fall back slow onto sheets of gold
Like a bellow flows the rhythm of my breathing
Time well lost as the day grows old
And I think that it's my favorite way of being
Yes, I know that it's my favorite way of being
Now it's cold, honey - where'd it go?
My once treasured and elated piece of evening
It can take fine wine for a night alone
Not to sting and it's a bitter way of being
Yes, I know that it's my bitter way of being
When it's back to life, we must sin as wise
We must owe the Earth our lives, and buy what time is hawking
When it's back to life, we must sin as wise
Feeling like a child who's told to let time do the talking
And if I should just let you go, oh - honey would you let me know?
And if I should just let you go, oh - honey would you let me?
Fall back slow 'cause I tell you so
And I'll hold you like a root, my ornery oak tree
Blessèd beau, I can tell you know
It's a temporary garden we are reaping
Yes, a temporary garden we are reaping
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Take the Ore
04:55
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Lean oh lightly like the rain, child
Ain’t he pretty?
Smiling like a king in anxious flight
Hold on to each tethered rope swing
For there may not be another chance
To go this high
Oh the sweet of city streets is poor
Ain’t the holiness you’re waiting for
Take the ore and call it fortune from before
We are boys who play in sprinklers
Girls who war in rivers
Boat and ropes our Palestine
Kick your heels your canvas sneakers
Live a life released
‘Cause even when you’re small time flies
Oh the sweet of city streets is poor
Ain’t the holiness you’re waiting for
Take the ore and call it fortune from before
Rain falling like a gray dove
Green too young to make sense of
Bay as we change and come to
Raining new lace for the bayou
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3. |
The Line & the Light
04:41
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I have seen the light from the very first time we've spoken
I have seen the line like a barricade, still unbroken
I have seen the truth like a silhouette, still and golden
I have seen the light from the very first time we've spoken
Need and know me with your eyes wide
Need and know me with your bright eyes wide
Seems like I could seem like the only one waiting for you
Seems to me you dream - yet another one, yet to come to
Honey there's a day, like a silhouette, when you'll see through
Then you'll leave and I'm in the wake of it, waiting for you
Hey now, can you dig it?
Straight out of the gate
There's no way that you can fool me
Still I want it anyway so
Can you dig it?
How can I elate
Knowing that you're
Gon' leave me in the dark
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4. |
Josie
03:20
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Belle, lay of the lake, hardened to shake
She's wired for hope but no mistake
Pliant be damned makes a good man
The fair are there to mediate
Gaul, game of the boss, reign of the toss
It's heads for all and tails for naught
Silent be damned makes a good man
The fair despair to bare the cross
Break into the fire, break into the fire
Break into the fire, break into the fire
You'll know Josie when I meet you
I fell through the boughs, when she played sounds
As full of her as Earth is round
Josie plays clean, bent on a dream
It's me, it's her, it's him renowned
Heed the heat and find an open door
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5. |
Breakaway Town
03:51
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Bellehouse New York
Forged in the melting pot of New York City, Bellehouse wields powerful folk tunes soaked in Classic Rock and Celtic lore. Three singer-songwriters crown the band with nuanced vocal harmony, while viola, keys, guitar, bass, banjo and percussion pave the foundation. Bellehouse shows exhibit their impressive range of influence while assuring listeners their works are classics in the making. ... more
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