1. |
Dive
02:02
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Can I just fall into you?
It seems like the most simple thing to do.
My bones have lost all their strength.
And I now have no idea what to say.
Can I just fall into you?
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2. |
Submerge
02:20
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I don't ever want to leave my bed.
I know that there's a world out there.
But that world is not for me.
Oh that world is not for me.
If you must go,
I hope you see the most beautiful things.
And when the sea kisses your feet,
I hope you think of me.
But when the mountains are too lonesome.
And it's so cold that you can barely breathe.
When you can't find a reason to believe in anything.
And the city's got you beat.
Just know that you can come back home to me.
Because even in this bed,
I've seen the most beautiful things.
And when I close my eyes to sleep,
I know you think of me.
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3. |
Resurface
01:00
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I can breathe again.
Oh, I can finally breathe again.
So why don't you come back home?
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Scotty McCarty Lake Wales, Florida
Songs I wrote/covered in the past few years or so.
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The St Buryan Sessions
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crookhollow and variations
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