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Haywarden
02:41
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Haywarden
Walk with me past dusty fields, under dark of night
Hold my hand, I’ll whisper gently, It’s gonna be alright
The barren land shine silver, under cloudless light
And There will be another day for you and I
Once we were the dreamers, who sowed our hopes in dirt
More than just people marked by sweat and hurt
We plowed the soil with memories and looked up to the sky
And there will be another day for you and I
We didn’t know the future would die in 29
Blackened clouds of dirty grit, scorched the earth and time
We’ll go and find some city work
God help us as we’ll try
And there will be another day for you and I
Walk with me past dusty fields under dark of night
Hold my hand I’ll whisper, it’s gonna be alright
Barren lands are waiting for the dawning light
And there will be another day for you and I
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2. |
The Road
03:13
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The Road
Everyday lives of people changing, Full sails toward damnation now
Dehumanize before they say a word
offense is my newest past time, stand up for the newest tweet line
Kill your brother with the written word
Its all about me and my latest struggle, Ill cut you down and save you the trouble now
I got the corner on this thinking game
The louder I speak the more you stutter, don’t question the words I utter now
I’m a def man with a lot of things to say
(Chorus)
I say hey! I’ll see you on down the road
Culturally blind but see things my way, Doesn’t matter if you got something to say
Why do fools always get the megaphones
I’ll die tonight for my own sin, So now drink the poison in
Can you please leave my well enough alone.
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Vanessa's Song
03:44
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Vanessa’ Song
When I met you I was broken
In your care I was made complete
With your soft-spoken nature
You returned my joy to me
Slow to speak and slow to anger
Grace to others on your lips
Your songs a soothing teardrop
Your bashful when it slips
(Chorus)
Our words can paint the picture, but a song can cloth a life
So I’ll shower you with melody, proudly singing, proudly singing
You’re my wife
You’re my guts and you’re my gusto
You’re my heart and you’re my home
Now to sing with you is a pleasure
May our story be our song
We say goodbye to days of longing
Farewell to nights alone
Just forgive my early mornings
So that we can get along
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4. |
She's the One
02:10
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She’s the one
I saw her standing there, with a flower in her hair
Saying no one look at me, I’m not the one to see
But I can’t help but know, a little voice told me so
She’s the one
Our days they turned to months, and I told her more than once
You mean all the world to me, please set this captive free
No more flower in her hair, but I don’t even care
Cause She’s the one
Oh, Oh, oh
And now we’re old and grey, she looks better every day
Each wrinkle finely placed, no other can replace
And I can hardly hear, but when she screams its clear
She’s the one
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5. |
Cymric
03:30
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Winter comes slowly, cause we’re taking our time
We linger longer, and feel the sunlight
Maybe last month or maybe last year week
We left the front door with boots on our feet
Distant thoughts off winter
When the moon it meets the sun
Golden fields of summer in old Saskatchewan
Fires on the lake shore
In barren fields we run
Summer turns to autumn old Saskatchewan
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6. |
Whither
03:45
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Whither
The fire in these eyes they flair and fade, And move just as they may
It’s warm and its cold each passing day, And mute the thing I want to say
Why do I do just what I hate, and cast my joy away
I’m weak I’m strong, don’t know where I belong, and all in a single day
(Chorus)
See the poor man arising, Let the weak say I’m strong
Let the Orphan rise up, and know where they belong
Let the shadows within me, go running in fear
At their apocalypse coming, the son of man drawing near
Come traveler by, hear what I say
And let me not delay, the grass it whithers the flower fades
My strength, and my fear the same
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7. |
the Weight
03:30
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I Have only six old strings, And that’s fewer then it seems
To sing of this weight on my mind,
Been trying to make a sound, looking all around to find that
This old world has lost his mind
And I- I’m looking for you to heal the blind
And I- I’m carrying the weight of my times
I’ve crumbled down the walls of traditions large and small to find that
What’s inside is dust and bone
And still your ever there, crying out a prayer
Asking can this child have a home
And I- I’m looking for you to heal the blind
And I- I’m carrying the weight of my times
And I- I’m looking for you to heal my mind
And I- I’ve been carried across the waves this whole time
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8. |
Ay-A-Oh
04:05
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Picking up the pieces of my hearts abandon mine
Ay-a-oh
Binding up the wounds of the ones we eft behind
Ay-a-oh
I cry o mercy father but you see in me a friend
Ay-A-Oh
You see in me a treasure, even though I’ve never been
Ay-A-Oh
What did I do to deserve this, I’m a robber and a thief
Ay-A-Oh
Spit at you my hatred, you don’t abandon me
Ay-A-Oh
You call me out for greatness, In weak I’m frail and blind
Ay-A-Oh
Half way through this life, I’m still at the starting line
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9. |
Come Home
04:10
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Come Home
These Days are not lazy in the same way
And my heart is foggy again
Our song was a melody that grew over time and now I can’t hear your refrain
Confusion surrounds with defining sound
But I hear it first in my soul
Despite my intention I started to question the voice that once drew me to go
(Chorus)
O come home
When I call you
You started a fire deep in my bones
Never one to leave giants asleep
But the heart that was broken is waiting in pieces
for the healer that’s wanting to speak
gather me in now im safe in your arms
till the last breath of fury is gone
and you tell me again the first part of our story
as darkness breaks into dawn
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10. |
Are You Going My Way
04:28
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Are You going my Way
Watching You take your infant Breath, I begin my song
My dreams are full of memories, where fear just don’t belong
O to dance in Celebration, of tiny feet
Of eyes that shine in the morning, and a smile that makes me weak
(chorus)
Are you going my way, on this long long way back home
Are you going my way my song
Are you dancing my way, I would love to dance along
Are you going my way, my song
Your joy at the newness of life reminding me
Of a place before shame and sadness, where regret just can’t compete
Remind me my little darling of the purity that I’ve lost
O to see through the eyes of mercy
Of the one who seeks the lost
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6'10 Chicago, Illinois
Tobin Bawinkel of Flatfoot 56, started 6'10 to go back to his musical roots in americana and folk music. Life can't be all circle pits and spitting on sweaty crowds. Here is a side that is a little more lade back and thought provoking. He is joined by many talented musicians who bring much to the table as far as diversity and musical creativity. ... more
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