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Everyday Love
03:42
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I helped a woman walking by one day
Wearing a face that read hope
I said I can’t wait 'til things get easier
More like before
She said I hope you understand if it gets better
How we were led into the fire
They’ll dangle strings and promise it's gettin' brighter
But I’ve known angels who were liars
There on the left
Over on the right
In the middle of that distance
Is where the power has it’s eye
I miss the days
Before push came to shove
I miss everyday love
Do you know the men drawing lines on your maps
Do you know your price
There’s lines for doctors
Bugs in our beds
While they roll our lives like dice
If the few wanted more
Well guess who paid the price
They thrill you to make a fortune
Then they'll buy your rights
And I miss the days
Before push came to shove
I miss everyday love
If you’re at the edge
But in frame of forgiveness
You know that will can give to way
Life is the incident
We all witness
And the dragon in the way
And just over the other side
Confession waits to play
What are the things going through your head, boy
What can you add that hasn’t been said
All of these years in flawed creation
No one needs your idea anyway
Deep in the senses
The sparks of the mind
Who will make something pure of it
And ignite it out of night
And I miss the days
Before push came to shove
I miss everyday love
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Easy To Remember
03:37
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Everything that lies down roads unknown
Everywhere you walk soon or later leads home
Everything you said you didn’t mean
Every tender song you’d sing me slow
You’re so easy to remember
You’re so easy on the eyes
You’re so easy to remember
On my mind
All the time
You should ease up to the evening breeze
We could forget that our words even breathe
Sure feels good when the sun is down
Praying for seeds that we may have sown
You’re so easy to remember
You’re so easy on the eyes
You’re so easy to remember
On my mind
All the time
Let’s head down where the lights are low
Promise me that you’ll sing it slow
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Singing River Rochester, New York
Attempting the virtues of ensemble playing and roots based songwriting. Featuring Mikey James (Longwave, Hawker M. James, Mikey Jukebox), and guitarist, Anthony Kuhn.
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