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Ah Ways
04:15
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Lights to lead you
Guide you home
Lights to lead you
Free you from your own
Eyes to see through
You’re already home
Pave out the way you saw right
You were wrong
You’re a miracle
Stand in the way you fought back
You see more
You’re not secondhand
But a miracle
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Lead Us In
04:40
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You were wrapped up tightly
Holding hands with only yours
With your back against the grain
You were running from us all
You came back here, waiting
Life’s too short to be unkind
You were right there, screaming:
“Wait and patiently you’ll find”
Lead us in
Take apart the structure, lore and wonder
Who is left to claim this thunder?
Feeding on the love
You’d thought that you’d seen it all
Until you fall, but still you
Lead us in
Far and away
You’ll be ok
You’re still wrapped up tightly
Still holding hands with only yours
Still got your back against the grain
You’re still running from us all
Still you can
Lead us in
You can feel it coming off of me
You can feel it coming onto you
Far and away
We'll be ok
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3. |
Low
03:38
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4. |
Bury The Sun
03:16
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I’m on my way to bury the sun
While you persist and blame everyone
You keep your mouth shut every time we collide
A stranger hand was dealt and felt you inside
(Oh no)
Keep your weary eyes transfixed on the road
The harsh reality exposes it all
I know that fortune favors fortune and fame
The strangers heart is in the hands of an ape
(Oh no)
I want to do you in
I want to do you in
Face it fortunate friend
I want to do you in
(Oh no)
You and I are the walls we’re building
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5. |
Rhinoceros
04:29
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Planned a show
Trees and balloons
Ice cream snow
See you in June
Could have known
I would reveal
Should have known
I would conceal your way
She knows
(Open your eyes to these mustard lies)
Colors show
After the moon
I should go
See you in June
Your way
She knows
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Kelsey Beck Kuther Bend, Oregon
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