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I Can't Blame You
04:27
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searching for something to say
a few words put together in space
look around this old town
silhouette of the past
life ain't the same anymore
stories are fermenting wine
you listen, and laugh, and get lost
your mind's all awash
i can't look past the wall
your eyes are blind to these strings that are taught
do you still have dreams of the breeze?
and the air howling through your knees
lifting, breaking the spell
dizzy heights to know well
i can't blame you for avoiding it all
no, i can't blame you for avoiding it all
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Morning Gleam
01:45
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all these people sleeping soundly
no one seems to question those frames a passin' by
I stay awake and I count sheep
combing up the wool to a faded sheen
I envy easy rest and wait for the morning gleam
I step outside to catch a breath
no one seems to stir the pot
time is lying fallow
across the grass I caught your eye
fair to assume the well ran dry
when will our clocks align
I think our time is running awry
I'm ready for the low down
it's quite a gamble uh huh
I stay awake and I count sheep
combing up the wool to a faded sheen
I envy easy rest and wait for the morning gleam
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Micah Subar Nashville, Tennessee
Micah Subar's imaginative songwriting tells stories of misadventure and the search for creative freedom through the lens of folk, roots, and bluegrass, yet is delivered with a reverence for classic soul.
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