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Living Right
03:04
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Think it’s time to take it easy
Won’t you stay and breathe it in
River’s clear and low, and I’m drifting slow tonight
Leave behind the apprehension
If the sun’s out, I’m ok
When I meet you there, I don’t want to care at all
All I know is all I got
I’m holding on to this, you’ve got me living right
Oh so bright
Living right
I don’t know if I’ve got answers
You don’t need them anyway
I can see the gold in the hour’s bold display
Morning’s best when taken lazy
Ain’t got days to give away
Cuz we’re very near, and the earth is here for us
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2. |
Twenty-three
02:45
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Ooo I got a lot to say, but change and time
Will get things right off of my mind
The night, it gets me every time, one turn, the same
Imagine all over again
Got me twenty-three, somewhere to go
Somewhere to go and trust me you already know
Gonna take take take in the view
Before it’s gone, moving on on, driving away
Got me twenty-three, something to give
Something to give, it’s high time you know what it is
I’m digging down down down to the roots
Satisfied, wading right right into the deep
Ooo the way it makes me live, the grit, heavy
And broken, I knew that I’d see
The sun, it looks like times to come, the world, on fire
And going right down to the wire
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3. |
Tried and True
02:17
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you know the deal, living season to season
se'll abide if it gives us a reason
autumn's dawn
has you feeling more so withdrawn
but the fire will linger awhile
stay with me, and soon you’ll believe
some things are in the past
but such things were meant to last
I hope you see that we are tried and true
you like the cold, say it makes you more weathered
may it be, it’ll all come together
rainy day
never bothered us anyway
and the Harvest moon is ablaze
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All Thanks to You
02:57
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Get away, that would be okay
It sounds wonderful
If I may, go on holiday
Southbound
Clarity, summer in retreat
How nice, but this is
Just a dream, give me something real
Lifelike
You never cared about the future
Hollow promise
And truth failed to show up when we called it
Redemption missed its cue
It’s not a ruse
Dark deja vu
All thanks to you
Long ago, little did I know
I crave some of that
Status quo, where’s the antidote
It’s fate
This I swore, always look for more
Yes please, found someone
I adore, never like before
It’s me
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5. |
Baby Blue
02:29
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Baby blue
Out by the summer sea do you
Love me too
Daydream bittersweet
Won’t you see me, but you’ll never need me
Baby blue
Song on the radio and I
Think of you
Daylight moving slow
Won’t you hear me, but you’re not so near to me
Hey, misty vision babe
Something separate change of state on the outside
Hey, sapphire feeling babe
And we carry. On, not beyond, out of time
Baby blue
Wondering what’s ahead of these
Roads we knew
All those words unsaid
Won’t you reach me, but you’ll never keep me
Baby blue don’t know how to last when I
Care for you
Don’t forget too fast
Won’t you save me, but you’ll never stay with me
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6. |
See You Soon
02:27
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California born and raised
city sprawls, not far from the waves
coyote's gone, and we are saved
mountains standing still in the haze
and the light catches your eye
I will see you soon, I will see you soon
parents sing a lullaby
air is cool it keeps us through the night
something new in June alright
we start small and grow up just fine
gentle breeze, go out for a stroll
love is here, you feel it in your soul
rain's not known until the fall
mint and aloe on the patio
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Grace Kenny Pennsylvania
Grace Kenny is from Central Pennsylvania and is a graduate of St. Olaf College. She is a music teacher and performer.
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