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Hazeltine
03:10
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Hazeltine I can’t be
The boy who grew up on your street
I lost my youth somewhere in between
The branches of your tallest tree
Hazeltine can’t you see
What being away has done to me
I'm a bag of bones chained by memories
Until I return to your company
But we’ve grown apart
Through the years we lost where we started
Said goodbye to thirteen and got in the van
And we drove off with our suitcases packed
Hazeltine I can try
To make the most of this life
I’ve learned some things but I’ve left behind
The only home for me under this sky
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Where Are You Tonight?
04:14
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Took a drive at 4 AM last night
Looking for the girl I left behind
To a place off 94 where she
Saw me with my band the year before
I was starting to believe
There was nothing left to lose
No it can’t ever be as simple as we’d like
The more we try to understand
The more we obscure the light
Under circumstances I’d say
I’m well within the right
Where are you tonight?
Giving into demons in disguise
Showing me through photos of her life
On the verge about to bend
While writing a message I could never send
I was starting to believe
There was nothing left to lose
Beyond the highway exit signs
Over the state and county lines
I’ll take back all we were denied
And when I finally arrive
At your front door you’ll recognize me
And we can start again
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Wondering
04:05
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From across the room you made me stare
How quickly I was mesmerized
Could not deny your golden hair
They say it's ever changing
As if I could compare you to the rest
When you're so high above and I am lost in this
Lost in the night that I met you
Driving on a street that shares your name
The steady glow illuminates those letters
I cannot restrain the memories from pouring out
The ones I tried to lock away
Because the timing wasn't right
So little I could do or say to let you know it
I remember you
Now I'm asking you to try
And be more than part of my dreams
Keeping me awake at night
You flicker in and out of sight
Now I'm wondering if you feel this way about me
I'll try not to give myself away
But I can't promise not to hope
That if we ever meet again
It would last a little longer
I know it's improbable and idealistic
Illogical and optimistic
To think that I'd be more than just a face to you
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4. |
Four Stories
03:58
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About time the rain stopped falling
I reached your house and pulled off to the side
To make room for you to leave here one last time
We said our goodbyes but shed no tears
Cause they'd run out in the hours spent
Doing things we could regret
Hours spent doing things we won't forget
Four stories over city floors
I'm reaching for you but I can't stop
The hours from taking you farther and farther away
Is there anything that I could do or say
To make this turn around
The sky hasn't felt the same
Since you took your light away to Michigan
Six hundred miles away and no one believes
That I should be on the other side
Well I'm leaving now so I can take you back
And that's how I want it to stay
I'll take you back and that's how it needs to stay
I know that you'll return someday
But if it's not today
Then I don't know what I will do
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Kaleidoscope Effect Minneapolis, Minnesota
Kaleidoscope Effect combines the best of driving keyboard parts, ambient guitars, and alluring vocal melodies. Each song tells a unique story, some crafted from personal experience, others completely imagined. Their sophomore album - The Old, Brand New - is available now on all major digital platforms. ... more
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