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Cabin Fever
02:39
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2. |
Running out of Room
04:12
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Iʼve been running out of room
to get things ready
to grow
And fight this time
And make for the water
Donʼt you think it's high time we got bitter and abusive
for the winter
In a way weʼve never known?
And donʼt you think agreements to abate or
lessen our degree of vicious temper
could just spoil the fun?
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3. |
Cordova Bay
04:31
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your mesmerizing length
arrayed before fires we lit ourselves
to stand before and face the cold
and wait until a snow
keep calm and carry on
we’re loudly voicing British wartime songs
as me and my friend wade to Ogden’s Point
to watch the divers sink
and wrangle over state
upon return I’ve cured
a restlessness that often burned
but jumped the gun
and left you worrying alone
leave your cage for a night,
and I’ll set our headaches free
and I’ll set these worries free
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4. |
Home
04:31
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5. |
The Observer
04:21
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If you made sense, once upon a time
I would soon forget and furthermore deny you were sane
Although you were sweet
And if you called me out for never coming home
In the dead of night, Iʼd never let you know where Iʼd been
Iʼll just warm the bed again
I beat you to a numbing out
of fingertips that used to run along your spine and level out
We used to have our fun
And Iʼve enjoyed apologies
at least in their futility
To choruses of grinding teeth Iʼll gladly set my song
If you looked upon my tattered ugly thoughts
One would soon observe my efforts long were lost
To entice you again, to take you to that loft
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There is a candle
That never blows out
It sits upon my mantle
And whispers all my secrets
To the room
I sway and flicker
Toward and away from
The ones I love
And I sit before the fire
Exposed and alone
While shadows of furniture
Dance around me
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7. |
My Sick and Worthy Heart
05:05
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See - see I stand by
To care or write you back
Prevailing winds say not a chance
And all your IV tubes
Or medical attentions
Won’t return negative reflections
See - see I can too
Make a life of words
Attentions glide away from my perceptions of you
My sick and worthy heart, my dear and worthy heart
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8. |
North
03:24
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stop going north,
going north for the weekend
this steep slope of doubt has
left you unable to stand
baseball with your son
in backyards, in season
the stars alight the patterns of the night...
south, they can gloat
over power or reason
but come a week off
they’ll be north for the weekend
brought up to intimate knowledge of trees, and
the stars alight the patterns of the night...
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9. |
Rafter of Luck
04:08
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Now you’ve found the rafter of luck
Swung from its roughened surface
Collapsed on the floor beside us
Now where do you go from here?
Never would you think to put this off,
But Eden’s in the mind, and in our loft,
we would reminisce of years that formed our true loves,
forgetting of the need to carry on
The stickiness of lust destroyed our strong flight
Crash landing in a field in dead of night,
Wayward spirits of the loft enjoying slow, slow time, and...
What you’ve managed to stand up for
Be it truth in splendid candor
Be it all your small successors
Be it dizzy driving home
Your reflection stands in static
Your reaction’s automatic
You’ve managed to abuse this
The rafter that brought you here
Rafter of luck, of sought of dreams
Keeping the captives in-between
The view from this bridge must brightly gleam
For those unknowing eyes
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10. |
Shelter
04:27
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It is custom to offer, by politeness and grace
When away from the trouble
Away from the darkness
Away from your shelter
You are justified by means, you are perfect as it were
Youʼre just so worth the trouble
The reckoning winds
As they lead us to shelter
I will stand my ground..
As the tempests overhead, prepare to break these walls
I will protect and save you from the fall...
It is something to wonder, as we lay ourselves here
Are we seeking the best
Are we bound to survive
Are we venturing skyward
Are you trusting in no one, are you blinded by fear
As you stumble in daylight
And pray for protection
Like no one is listening
I will stand my ground...
As the tempests overhead, prepare to break these walls
I will protect and save you from the fall...
...That we endure, as we struggle to live another
Day as two in one.
Is it hopeless, is it hopeless.
It is all I can offer by politeness and grace
That I keep you from trouble
And lead you from darkness
Let me be your shelter.
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11. |
Living Fulfillment
02:45
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often we’ll find the same line of thought
and trace it together while the world grows dizzy
often I’ll voice your name and entertain
all the small, sweet resulting meanings
you must be
the living fulfillment of my dreams
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12. |
Bringing Back Alexander
04:05
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run amok, on poles I stand
your precious head is six feet under
alexander, alexander
bringing back
aloof and headstrong to the wind
while stark and still I’ll raven over
Two states in you’ll find a friend
would I lose what I've held forever?
alexander, alexander
bringing back
summons now is to the fold
prayer is that this could include yourself
and when this broken balloon
is shuffled back in rags, I’ll sing
alexander, it’s you
and I’ll begin the chorus now... now... now....
“you are the living God, the one we worship day by day
we stand in awe of you, the one we worship day by day”
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13. |
Carpe Diem
05:00
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RedSoul
RedSoul is the combined efforts and talents of Jordan Stringer and Dane Letourneau, two longtime musical companions with a heart for melody and a head for creating dynamic and captivating compositions that will entice and enthrall.
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