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Spoiled Lakes
05:39
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Older now and wiser some
We read your will today
You wrote of all your children young
Who had nothing left to take
Wonder where the years have gone
And who will take your place
The truth lifts up, our lies drag down
And we can share the blame
You are blind
We could sit in the silence and wait for the sweet lullaby
But inside
I am hungry and yearning for answers that I cannot find
When you died
You left us here alone just to ponder where you'd now reside
But I'm alive
So I'll patiently wait for our planets' paths to realign
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2. |
Crossroads
04:40
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When everything seems to fall apart
I applaud
At the way all of you find your places far away
If even for an instant you gave me the light of day
I'd toss pride aside and move on to better things
Everything is fine, everything is right in your head
Everything is fine, everything is right in your head
Everything is fine, everything is right in your head
Everything we've made, everything we've found you have left
We are all arsonists at heart
Prove me wrong
It never really hurts to burn a bridge
Until you walk across
If even for an instant you gave me the light of day
I'd toss pride aside and move on to better things
Everything is fine, everything is right in your head
Everything is fine, everything is right in your head
Everything is fine, everything is right in your head
Everything we've made, everything we've found you have left
I'll spend my time at a crossroads
Waiting for something to catch my eye
And I'll spend my life at a crossroads
Waiting for something to catch my eye
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3. |
Gin Lane
04:37
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All my cuts are free
I keep a comb with sharper teeth
But you don't do the same
So hang your head in shame
If you can refill your cup
You can leave your body
If you never push your luck
You'll end up safe and sorry
Such an awful thing
We pawned our wedding rings
You can keep the change
A bittersweet exchange
If you can refill your cup
You can leave your body
If you never push your luck
You'll end up safe and sorry
News came through today
The kids all ran away
They put you to shame
Ruined your good name
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4. |
Wanderlust
04:53
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Just sit back and watch the stars
We're going nowhere, we're going nowhere
Chasing dreams and crashing cars
We're getting somewhere, we're getting somewhere
When you get to where you're going
I will be right with you
I won't be too far
Stay right where you are
You could travel the world, but you have too much to do
Everybody back home is depending on you
Just sit back and watch the stars
We're going nowhere, we're going nowhere
Chasing dreams and crashing cars
We're getting somewhere, we're getting somewhere
When you get to where you're going
I will be right with you
I won't be too far
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5. |
Middleman
05:12
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What makes you think that this could last forever?
These things are only known by God
And he speaks in ways we could never understand
Your absence only makes the heart grow fonder
Children calling out in tongues
I would speak for them if I were able
But what am I but a middleman
A builder with broken hands
Making towers of salt
With sand?
So fill your pits with my red cement where all
Your words are mine
And lead your body far away from your mind
The truth will catch up in time
And make you understood
So what am I but a middleman
A builder with broken hands
Making towers of salt
With sand?
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Canzonette Bradenton, Florida
Canzonette is an Indie/Alternative Rock band from Florida. Aspiring to blend the modern sounds of Indie Pop and Rock with various other styles such as Folk music and Progressive Rock, as well as the Alternative music of the ’80s and ’90s, the young group released their debut single, “Crossroads” in February 2015 and their debut EP "Middleman" in November of the same year. ... more
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