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Hold Your Breath
02:53
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Storied tales of truths untold
Make me sick inside my bones
Sunken ships won’t sail again
Can’t you see me I’m waiting
To come home
Silent words of truth unfold
And bring me to a place near home
These broken bones will heal again
I just want to hear you
Sing
Hold your breath and run like mad
All you’ve done and all I’ve said
Grab your things and pack your bags
Hold your breath and run like mad
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Ancient Eyes
04:06
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Go east past Smoketown Road
To the rolling hills where the peaches grow
And there you’ll find a quiet kind of life
Go north past the river grove
To the forest where spring water flows
And there you’ll find her ancient eyes
This isn’t her first time on earth
Everything she knows and everything I learn
Make me believe she’s been here before
Evening skies are red
Ancient eyes are blue
Local honey is sweet
Under wisdom of tall trees
Go south past the old town mill
To the dirt road where time stands still
And there you’ll find a simple kind of life
Go west past the sunset hill
To the meadow that the moonlight fills
And there you’ll find her ancient eyes
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I Saw God
02:18
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I saw God out of the corner of my eye
And I didn’t die, no I didn’t die
But you said
That I might
You said that I might die
I saw God cross the street in style
And I followed her for awhile
But she ran
She ran in
She ran into the wild
You said I might die
But I am alright
I found God inside a raindrop
She fell in a river
And she never stopped
No she
Never stopped
She never ever stopped
Then we flowed to the ocean deep
Where together we rolled into the sea
And we were
Never lost
We were never ever lost
You said I might die
But I am alive
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Bird on the Snow
03:21
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It’s a bird on the snow
It’s a dog in the sky
It’s that shine in your eye
It’s the dirt on the ground
Show me that love is all around
It’s a kiss on the mouth
It’s the beat of a drum
It’s that warm afternoon sun
It’s your name through the air
Tell me that love can be found anywhere
It’s the touch of the moon
It’s the rhyme in the rain
When your heart can’t hold the pain
Just let me hear you sing
Tell me that love lives in everything
Every once in a while
It would be nice to know
The way that old tune
Is really supposed to go
Sing your heart out with the words you know
Sing your heart out with the words you know
Sing your heart out with the words you know
Sing your heart out with the words you know
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Landlocked Sailor Ohio
Midwestern born, raised, and rooted, brothers Ben & Dan Clark make music for people who, like them, have bills and family obligations but believe that beauty lies around every corner. With their Beatles and Bon Iver-influenced music, Landlocked Sailor insists that the bird on the snow and the raindrop splashing into the ocean are more than what they seem, for those willing to look. ... more
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Dillbilly's songwriting is profound. The arrangements are cinematic. All in all, this is a beautiful album from a dear friend.
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