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Lighthouse
04:02
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I sit high up in this lonely tower
Wondering how I got here
I count every hour
But I'll never know when the end is near
I, oh I've, been stowed away here
I stare through these broken clouds
At the stars that illuminate the sea
I hear whispers from the waves
And they all say the same thing to me
Go, go, leave it all
Through the window where you'll finally be free
I, oh I, throw myself clear
I, oh I, will let the wind steer
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This Point On
04:32
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I wish that I could tell you friend
But I know I'm not better off
Of what waits for you in the end
Well you'll be gone before I'll know
And now my world it seems so small
Gone is the light, and though you said I'd make it through
It's hard to feel a thing at all, days just fade away
And from the stand,
Those eyes of yours are staring from the picture frame
And I can't stand, to know those I love,
That they will stare with you someday
Well there's a place inside me that grows harder over time
I wallow in the pain and miss the signs
That everything around me won't just stop upon a dime
In time, I'll be just fine
And I understand, those days are gone
I buried them in every way
But I won't stand, to lose those I love
Before we finally reach that day
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Mountainwalker
04:49
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I gather falling stones
And more than just my own
Pile yours on me, if it needs to be
But mind my knees, I fear that they grow weak
When I grow tired, who will carry me home
Your eyes grow wide, though you should have known
As time goes by, the more I try, the more I feel alone
When I grow tired, who will carry me home
You're sitting all alone
Your troubles how they've grown
Pile yours on me, if you need to breathe
But try to see, your words they wear on me
When I grow tired, who will carry me home
Your eyes grow wide, though you should have known
As time goes by, the more I try, the more I feel alone
When I grow tired, who will carry me home
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Didact Rockville, Maryland
Music By:
David Starks - Vocals, Keys
Matt Kwong - Bass
Cal Rubbo - Guitar
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