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Hymns Forgot
03:03
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Trying to be spacious
He closed his eyes
Thought of the hurt in all the cities
Was it broken
Or did it bend with time?
Forgot the pain had lost the pity
Sailing down
Never would I have come
To the land devotion lost
Giving power to a sun
Lying to the vagrant
In hymns forgot
Leaves a light on
Was it mine to take or yours to find?
Maybe the one who chose to give it.
Sailing down
Never would I have come
To the land devotion lost
Giving power to a sun
Giving power
Sailing down
Never would I have come
To the land devotion lost
Giving power to a sun
Giving power to a sun
Giving power
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Throughline
02:14
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Grabbed his coat
Packed his green
Heard about a through-line
And he planned to reach it
All the joking
Has left him down
And she was crazy
About his laughter now
Watched an ending
Leave him high
On the boundary
Where boundaries die
If you knew a problem
Could start like this
You’d never see the valley for the bliss
Caught the closing of the light
Ain’t ever a dull one
For you Ryde
All the outcomes they grow bold
And all the indents are letting go
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Thought I Knew
04:06
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Tamarack Gate
02:58
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Oh rocking’s fine if you got the freedom I’m guessing someone put you there - in a breath as swift as tumbling down the chasm you’re riding on that’s giving me some fear.
Oh racing is fine if you got the ocean as open as the drifting of the line – and it’s all coming back when you’ve the fullest hour still waiting up ahead.
And don’t belong to it – finally crossing the bridge.
Oh racing is fine if you got the ocean as open as the drifting of the line – and it’s all coming back when you’ve the fullest hour still waiting up ahead.
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Electric Night
02:06
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6. |
In The Hall
04:09
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In the hall of the heart, you will feel the timeless torch burning through that worried doubt. Cause you are born to do your thing but the man says “come on kid, no one believes you’ll heed that vow”. But there are those who still can see, you are bright just cause you breath and someday child, you’ll meet one there. In the hall of the heart where you feel the timeless torch draw you in and leave you clear.
When the night comes to pull right through you, another tangled plan, you say “I’ll find an hour to do my thing”. And the plot turns ever after, you’re gonna hear that drum and say “I don’t believe it was ever gone”…
In the hall of the heart, you will feel the timeless torch burning through that worried doubt. Cause you are born to do your thing but the man says come on kid, no one believes you’ll heed that vow. But there are those, who still can see, you are bright just cause you breath and someday child, you’ll meet one there. In the hall of the heart where you feel the timeless torch draw you in and leave you clear.
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Party of the Sun New Hampshire
Party of the Sun is a psychedelic folk band from New Hampshire, comprised of Ethan McBrien, Rory Hurley, and Garrett Cameron.
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