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August Moon
05:53
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In the beginning there was infinite time and infinite space
The earth was without form and void
And the darkness was upon the face of the deep
The spirit of God was moving over the water's face
And heavenly bodies they were flung into the sea
The day and the night and the light and the firmament
They all fell in lines
The lands appeared and the water gathered together
Keeping the rhyme and time
A world without pain
Celestial beings dancing in the rain
Illuminate the haunting mystery
The majesty and the darkness bow on bended knee
To the August moon
I used to think that I know
The way it all eventually should go
But now I find that tightly woven dreams
They tend to unwind
Deliberate the choices we make
The chances we didn’t take
On a midnight walk I raise my palms to you
Give me an answer soon
A world without pain
Celestial beings dancing in the rain
Illuminate the haunting mystery
The majesty and the darkness bow on bended knee
To the August moon
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2. |
Boy Was Waiting
04:57
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I, I couldn't see you
When my height was way too low
I, I couldn't feel you
When my heart didn't have a soul
Did you see me when I was crying
Did you see me when I was looking, oh looking for you
Down the country road where leaves were dancing
The boy was waiting for the coming
With one hand on his heart and the other to hold his fears
The tears flow where no one can see
There's a fire in a misplaced fireplace
How am I supposed to know?
Let me tell you about my secrets, how can we keep the faith?
And how am I supposed to know that I know?
Did you see me when I was crying
Is that why your song came through to me
Down the country road where leaves were dancing
The boy was waiting for the coming
With one hand on his heart and the other to hold his fears
The tears flow where no one can see
Down the country road where leaves were dancing
I was waiting for your coming
With one hand on my heart, and the other to hold my fears
Down the country road where leaves were dancing
I was waiting for your coming, your coming home
With one hand on my heart and the other to hold my fears
Oh I'm so glad to find me in you
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3. |
Ice Burns
03:34
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Looking at my ice burns
Try hard to feel the pain
A black dot on a thousand screens
So white and plain
And pale and so weightless
Am I?
Locked away from the boundless sky
I long to feel
And I hurt to breathe
Once more
Shallow and so dry
My stream’s slow death
Call me and let me hear me cry
Like a new-born’s breath
Like a beam through a cloud
Am I so afraid?
Locked away from the boundless sky
I long to feel
And I hurt to be
With you
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4. |
Dark Room
04:16
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I see you in the dark room, painting your own mirror
I see me in the dim light in the world of no errors
Sometimes you feel the need
Come talk to me
Come talk to me
Talk to the shadow over me
I see you in the water, wondering why you can’t walk on it
All alone in the dark room, you can’t see when you see it
All my nights, all my love, all my drowning seeds
Come talk to me
Come talk to me
Talk to the shadow over me
And I will never be the same
And I will never be the same
I see you with the flowers – you touch, but no feel
I see me in the dark room on the way to the seal
Then you run, you run from me
Come talk to me
Come talk to me
Talk to the shadow over me
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5. |
Solar Ascent
03:20
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Cameroon
No way to freeze frame your cartoon
Too many lines clatter the tune
I’ve forgotten how your arms keep me warm
In your endless dune
Kangaroo
Blow up then polish your kazoo
I’m way out of line from your tattoo
Please show me how to slow me down
From this fake rescue
Miscue
You look it up online and believe
I took away the hands to receive
Bamboo
I wish you never withdrew
You’re not alone to want to undo
But when you find your last glue melt away
I’ll still be with you
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Minnasia Saint Paul, Minnesota
We are exploratory songsmiths in search of healing catharses.
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