1. |
miss
02:38
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I'll miss you.
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2. |
i was a bird
04:31
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I was afraid of
what I couldn't be
I was afraid of
what I couldn't see
I was a bird
callin out to reach you
and you were a bird
callin out to me
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3. |
peter patron saint
02:12
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Peter Patron Saint
could you ever love me
Will you remember me
before the throne of God
Peter Patron Saint
your fledgling bride is lovely
You were right to leave that ship
to search for men and keys
You and I will find
if such a thing could ever be
on the other side of death
we'll be like Peter
Singing, singing endlessly
while the kids are fast asleep
Your prairie home is nice
Your fledgling bride is lovely
You gave her keys to your apartment
and there she waits in peace
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4. |
glad we're still friends
04:47
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I could've seen
how this would end
It's all a dream
Glad we're still friends
Slow is the gate
Cold are your feet
Ten years too late
you let out your sheep
Honey believe me
I don't mean to offend
How could you be
glad we're still friends
What was it worth?
It took everything that I had
You took everything that I had
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5. |
stubborn root
02:06
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We cut our teeth on olive shoots
We're seven thousand branches bearing food
We owe ourselves to the root, stubborn root
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Eustace the Dragon Saint Paul, Minnesota
Jess, Danny, and Amanda -
mean harmony writers, country crooners, friendly folks who wanna break your heart.
Thanks for listening.
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