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Out There
05:35
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I've been casting through faith alone though I cannot heal you now
When you dematerialize at the blink of an eye don't expect my shield
It's my only job to keep you alive
While you pull and aggravate at this rate we won't survive
She's been out there for way to long
It's time for her to hearth home
She's got powers beyond your throne
Her presence of mind is stronger than she knows
Can I renew you, can I fortify this love revered. It'll take more than magic to save her
In the valley I make her enemies run away in fear
They scream like it's the last of their lives
Haven't you found out you'll need my cool downs when the heat arrives
She's been out there for way to long
It's time for her to hearth home
She's got powers beyond your throne
She'd never want to be cooped up here alone
My lord she's small but her eyes will carry you away
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Oysters
04:51
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We built a house on stilts so when the water rises we'll still be dry
I'll dig for oysters and barely scrape by
The rush of the bay in the south has the say for what's worth anything these days
And they say to dig for oysters and barely scrape by
My girl she's patient still, the moon is waning and she's still a glow
Defines my horizon as long as I've known
A view of my own in the West keeps me going when the tide and I are alone
It's glow defines my horizon as long as I've known
When the sun sets behind your silhouette
It reminds me to be true, to come home to you
High tide brought in a storm, daylight's leaving me all alone
But that moment I'm with him the fear will be gone
A knock on the door perks me up and before the clock ticks I'm in his arms
And next thing I know that moment I'm with him the fear will be gone
When the sun sets behind your silhouette
It reminds me to be true, to come home to you
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Braves
04:10
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4. |
Fell in Too
04:38
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Six of Us
05:45
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Obstacles
05:44
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San Juan Seattle, Washington
San Juan has a relaxed edge to them – relaxed, but not without an edge. On the forefront are dreamy, resonating vocals and a
keen sense of melody that will keep locking you in.
The alt-americana, blues-laced trio alongside singer-songwriter influences create the translucent, moonlit sound of San Juan
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