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Old Oak
04:05
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Old, old oak I see you’re standing tall
Shed your leaves across the foggy road
Be my shade for when the morning comes
Like my father did when I was young
Place me up upon your highest limb
Make me feel like I really exist
Sunken eyed, he told me he was fine
“Don’t tell mother of the things you find”
All alone, he was the sunken stone
All alone, into the great unknown
Old, old oak I see you’re standing tall
In the storm you’re dying branches fall
Be my strength for when I’m climbing up
Like my father did when I was young
Shine a light, for when the sun don’t rise
Shine a light, upon the mountainside
On my shoulders, carried with my brothers
Gently placed you down
With my mother standing still and somber
We were mourning you
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Run
03:25
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I think I'm gonna go down a well
To pick up the wishes
Cause i really need them
I think that i'll come home soon
Just to see you
Cause i really need to
There's something in the way that you walk
That's made me fall so hard
There's something in the way that you smile
I swear I won't leave no not this time
There's something in the way you move
That's why my heart, it beats for you
There's something in the way that you run
I think i've fallen in love
I've fallen in love
I think i've fallen in love
I drove home and we spoke by the coast
When we were lost in the feeling
I could've sworn I was dreaming
You said you found what you never lost
How this was something to cherish
We picked it up where we left it
There's something in the way that you walk
That's made me fall so hard
There's something in the way that you smile
I swear I won't leave no not this time
There's something in the way you move
That's why my heart, it beats for you
There's something in the way that you run
I think i've fallen in love
I've fallen in love
I said i've fallen in love
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3. |
This Isn't Right
04:08
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This one's just for you
But not that there's something to prove
See I understand, I can't have your hand
But this one's just for you
When we said this was love
Well I still wonder what that was
Now I'm just so confused by the words that we choose
But this one's still just for you
Yeah, you've lost all your faith
Yeah, you think we'd never be the same
But see I don't care that you're miles away
If only you would just say my name..
See I'm to blame for this
I've ruined every fucking part of it
I can swear I'll change but you'll just smile and say
"Hey listen babe, you'll be okay"
But I won't..
When we say it's over, that this is the end
I'll still be fighting monsters
From under my bed
By that I mean it's all in my head
With one more chance
I could learn to forget them
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Salvatore Santiago New York
Indie Folk
@salsantiago
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