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Megalith
01:31
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Counting rings on a fallen tree
Wish you were here so you could see the scenery
It's better viewed in person
The camera won't get it right
In my mind see it all so clear
Took a thorn and pierced your ear
Flowers in our hair
Staying out past sunset
And why can't some stars stay
As the night sky seems to fade
Laying down as the storm rolls in
Flowers carried on the wind
It whispers in my ear
Our days are surely numbered
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Catch the Sun
03:45
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We set out, down a foreign trail
Shaking flies from our tail
Flip a coin, follow where it goes
For a coin is a compass rose
Now it's your turn
And either way is fine
To catch the sun
Let's rest, skip stones all day
For the sun will go away
Rolling down the rabbit hole
Rolling fast, and rolling coals
Now it's your turn
And either way is fine
To catch the sun
You don't have to wander
I promise I'll show you around
We can chase that feeling
When the rubber leaves the ground
To take the long way home
Is the only way
With sun in our eyes
A smile on our face
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Ben's Garden
03:19
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Plunging into a lake
Called Willoughby
Ice water
Frosted poetry
I know that if I fall
I'll be forgotten before too long
I know that if I fall
I'll be forgotten
Before too long
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Forry's Picnic
01:20
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Wrong Turn
02:15
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It was a fifteen minute walk
Turned into an hour and a half
And I'll keep on walking
One foot in front of the other
Further from my path
I took a wrong turn
And there's no turning back
And it keeps on shining
No shade for cover
Blisters on my back
And I'll keep on walking
One foot in front of the other
Further from my path
I took a wrong turn
And there's no turning back
I took a wrong turn
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