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Fracaso
02:34
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Baby It's alright, Maybe it'll work out
but if you let it go you free your soul
From light into the dark, the sky is up above
nothing more to do but enjoy the view
Everyday more lost, until we can be found
walking in the breeze your hand in mine
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Without II
03:32
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Without words the wind blows
without water a river flows
with time i've left I will flow with you
from dusk to dawn sunrise to fall
I am a drop in our river
without words without purpose
a river flows
without a cause without purpose
the wind blows
The moon in it's orbit makes tides for seas
so my life to yours boats in a current
what does it mean?
nothing/everything
where is the calm?
everywhere/nowhere
I am a drop in our river
without words without purpose
a river flows
without a cause without purpose
the wind blows
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Storm
03:18
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Take a walk outside your door
to find someone to love
It's not waiting for you
in between the lines, no
If you find it you gotta
hold it like the sand loose but tough
so you're free to leave or stay
if the going gets rough
we could be enough
In the dusk the mist is curling
through our hair like falling stars
We kiss and hold eachother
this moments enough
you're always enough
you're always enough
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A Native Plant Salt Lake City, Utah
I’ve been writing music since I was 12 and picked up the guitar one bored summer. It’s always been a world where I could
express myself and let go.
The things I worry about are quite different now than they were then, but still I turn to music.
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