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Cardinal Bells
01:09
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2. |
Finally
04:14
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Today’s the day I’m going to do it right
Today’s the day I’m going to make a change
And every step I take my feet will touch the ground
Another day won’t have to wait cause I’m here now
I know by the night this time I won’t find
The shadow of yours I used to hide behind
I can only hear the sound of my own voice
There’s nobody left so I’m left with no choice
Finally I know now
Finally I know now
No one will tell me how to live so I’ll
Make my own way this time
I guess you’ve gone your own way
It’s time I go mine
I think about you every now and again
But now I keep an eye on myself
I will walk along until I find it
I still walk alone but I don’t mind it
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3. |
Pouring Out
04:08
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Morning eyes
Opened to find that years went by
Now my head is heavy and my feet are tired
Somewhere I
Got lost between the pages of the life I tried to write
I found no second chances in between the lines
But all that time
I spent worrying
Is far behind me now
All the things I should have said
When it feels like it’s over
It isn’t over yet
No it isn’t over yet
When will I know
How to look to greener pastures if the past just won’t let go
Time won’t wait when it’s all borrowed
When you go
Will you forget about me and this quiet place
I’ll sleep until find you have more time to waste down the road
Maybe it’ll come around
The pit of me is screaming to get out
Ran out of chances to make it right
I got these gears turning and they won’t stop now
Don’t you forget about me
When there’s no one left, the words come pouring out
When there’s no one left, the words come pouring out
When there’s no one left, the words come pouring out
When there’s no one left, the words come pouring out
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4. |
Carrion
04:10
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Talk to me just for a while
I say you say your name is from an author’s time
And we spoke long into the night
And we spoke long into the night
I came down after you were gone
But your visage left an image that lingered on
And at home an empty bed waits for me still
At home an empty bed waits for me still
The hardest part
Is leaving, oh leaving
But I know that by the morning
I’m going to carry on
Where’d you get those eyes
I’d love to have you in my life
Where’d you get those eyes
You disappeared now I can’t find you
The hardest part
Is leaving, oh leaving
But I know that by the morning
I’m going to carry on
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5. |
July
00:43
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Can we get back July?
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6. |
It's Happening
04:42
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I walked through the night
Until I was there with you
Tripped over my words under tungsten light
Trying to think it through
Suddenly it falls apart
On the other side of the door
Everything you are surrounding you there on the floor
And quiet air
in your room
To match the decor
I think I’m
In over my head
Here we go
It’s not finished till it’s over
Finished till it’s over but it’s not over yet
I think it’s happening again
I think you may be right
I think it’s happening again
It’s gonna be easy in time
You tell me you don’t understand
Even though you try
My breath is short and my tongue is tied
Spilling out over the sides
Why don’t I think of you
Throughout the day
Why do these feelings last only as long as the rain
Why is it getting harder
To say your name
I think I’m
In over my head
Here we go
It’s not finished till it’s over
Finished till it’s over but it’s not over yet
I think it’s happening again
I think you may be right
I think it’s happening again
It’s gonna be easy in time
I think it’s happening again
I think you may be right
I think it’s happening again
It’s gonna be easy in time
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7. |
On My Way
04:12
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Where was I
When the flowers in the spring woke in a warm light?
And the dawning of my life found me all alone inside
How could it be?
I was just in the countryside lost in between
Those maple and evergreen just biding my time
I’m on my way home now
I’m on my way there
I’m on my way
I know it’s cliché
But suddenly I’m metropolitan lost on the main
With green light before me and green roads behind
When I get back
When we’re both a little older and a little less far
I’ll be a stranger again
Buried with the leaves in the yard
I’m on my way home now
I’m on my way there
I’m on my way
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8. |
How It Goes
04:47
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So you left home
You figured you’d find what you’re looking for on the West Coast
But you didn’t know
Old ways don’t just change with the scenery, flooded in gold
That’s not how it goes
That’s not how it goes
But we’re getting older
I’m sure will understand by the time that we’re old
So where are they now?
The ones who looked over you years ago just sit alone watching the door
So we left home
Our flora replaced by pavement and payphones
So we left home
It’s hard to adapt brother three years and I still feel alone
That’s just how it goes
That’s just how it goes
But we’re getting older
I’m sure we’ll understand
But I can’t remember
The last time that we were together
But I can’t remember
The last time that we all were together
But I can’t remember
The last time that we were together
But I can’t remember
The last time that we all were together
That’s just how it goes
That’s just how it goes
But we’re getting older
I’m sure we’ll understand by the time that we are old
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