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To The Waterfall
04:14
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Where will you be
in five years time?
Looking from your rooftop
out on the landscape that never called me eagerly
I've been thin
and I've been absent
I wish this was once before
but I've got notches on my arm
Some float upstream
and others down, down, down
In search of safe, dry land
or off the side of a great big waterfall
That's where I'll go
That's where I'm heading
I'm so sorry if I've been tense
just know I love you still
But I'll keep moving
and you'll keep moving
I'll keep on moving
down the river to the waterfall
I'll keep on dreaming
about the river by the waterfall
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Mossbank
03:03
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I'm tracing skid marks on the road
just to see where they go
The sidewalk holds so many stories that I can't keep
and in the foggy nights the earthworms come out to sleep
There's something concrete in the way
the streetlights guide me home
How is it every time I know
just exactly what I'm thinking when I'm riding home
A mix between the need for sleep and artificial light
keeps me awake and I've thought more than I have any other night
There's something concrete in the way
I take the same route every night
Took your pill to swallow
We had food to eat
Read your note upon the table
I just wanted to sleep
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Tale-Teller Heart Toronto, Ontario
Banjo slingin'
folk dweeb
from Toronto
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