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Loving
04:12
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loving the way we do
feeling inside come through
we can have it
loving the way we do
feel it, alive, come true
we can have it
don't hold your breath, this is what was meant to be
you're falling back, come through
don't hold your breath, this is what was meant to be
i can't believe that's true, but i do
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2. |
Quequechan
06:13
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i never did know you
how things end up like they can
Quequechan
you, hidden river
shy from the surface
fall, fallen, forgotten
falling water
echoes through a culvert
deep river churning
mills and churches
ebb and flow
time to spend wasting
sleep underground now
you weren't important
enough!
undertakers meet their makers
shallow dreams and setting suns
some night to dream you
wild river rare
still moments catch you
and dispatch you
shallow dreams and setting suns
rest, Quequechan
i never did know you
but hope lends a helping hand
Quequechan
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3. |
Perspective
06:27
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ticking away are moments giving time
the past is written, a future’s yours to find
to trust in someone feels so unknown
i know its hard, and you’re not alone
fall into my arms
share with me your pain
in your eyes I see so many fears
if you lose sight of hope, you aren’t seeing clear
to carry on, to find your track
the moments gone are not coming back
fall into my arms
share with me your pain
life falls down, then you pick it up
you hold so tight, and still it drops
when we were all kids and life’s little games
amused our heads, no consequence, and we lived our days
we’ll look at the stars, but it’s no longer fun
the game’s over, the reality won
say it’s a painting from a god
say it’s a mere coincidence
say, what’s more beautiful than that?
life falls down, but we'll pick it up
we hold so tight, and it still it drops
life falls down, but we'll pick it up
we hold so tight, and still it drops
and we’ll pick it up
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4. |
Wanderer
02:54
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a lonely child wanders
and sees flowers blooming endlessly
she ponders
living in a world of lies
searching for truths been compromised
then onwards
she feels too
you
what you preach though respected she blasphemes
cause your blindness is frightening
i'm sorry
if you should stop she still wanders, see
this beautiful wandering child
she is free
she feels too
you
but i feel too
and you
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5. |
Days Go By
06:10
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oh woe the sky is falling, ground's caving in
fortunes we could mine, tie loose ends
and what good could make amends?
tonight i'll lay down my head and sleep the night
what i did it wasn't wrong it wasn't right
does this stay or will it go?
la la la la la la la, days go by
la la la la la la la, days go by
what are we doing to you, Planet Earth?
corruption and killing, what do you make us worth?
lost in our fearing and whose side is true singing,
la la la la la la la, days go by?
la la la la la la la, days go by
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6. |
Go Forward
06:45
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follow
make waves that cross a fine line
feeling it's further still
hollow
your words to cast the broken
you're over here, i'm over there
try as i may
i can't run
i won't hide
i dont'care
i'm scared
go forward!
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Mowesby Leominster, Massachusetts
Mowesby creates thoughtful, genuine, contemporary folk songs. Inspired by indie folk, post rock, and prog rock giants like Bon Iver, Sigur Ros, and Pink Floyd, Mowesby’s music transports listeners into a world where syncopated rhythms weave through emotive vocals, creating a sense of intimacy and engagement between the artist and his audience. ... more
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