1. |
My Beloved
02:51
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Oh my beloved,
for whom I have been so longing
now that you have come and gone
I see you more clearly
and if by grace or mercy you may once again be near to me
I pray that I will not be too blind to see
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2. |
Less Control
04:46
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Did I ever lose my mind
Or was it the call of the divine
Through broken phone or funhouse mirror
Slap-back fuzz-wah somehow modulated?
And if it’s lost where did it go?
And where it goes who’s there to know?
This is the body never-ending
Given the reins of nothing known
This is the call for less control
This is the call for less control
This is the call for less control
This is the call for less control
And where this goes
Who’s there to know
Follow the flow without a know
I never would’ve known this circus and all the tricks there are to know
I would not be so certain of uncertainties in this life
I wonder what the bottom of the diamonds know you feel
or if they know anything
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3. |
Daughter Ocean
03:58
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4. |
The Questions
08:16
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Is this what I thought I’d say today
To put down in this minute eternity
While some I’ve known and loved have slipped away
And outside the warmth keeps blowing away?
Stopping waiting on the bridge
Sitting breathing on the stone
Watching the fish try to jump the fall
Watching it fail and try again
Into this world we walk alone
Shadowing and thoughts and going
Here it comes and goes again
Here’s that windy day again
I’m standing here out on the course
Looking out and not seeing
I’d gladly hold my hand out to yours
Though I don’t know what you’d do with it
Here’s another windy day
And here it comes and goes again
Here I am out on the shore
I’m just sitting here waiting for the waves to roll
Standing here out on the plain
Listening to the wind again
I recall you each and all
Washing the weeds out in the rain
Lying in the field
This is not the song I meant to sing
Trying to find my voice again
Clarity and confusion
Always moving never standing still
Now that there is one more chance to speak again
What have I forgotten to say?
In this afterlife of sorts
Will I just move through or reamplify?
Repeating things to see if they make more sense the second time around
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5. |
Stay
06:43
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6. |
Above and Below
05:14
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7. |
Wide open Spaces of Love
08:07
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8. |
To Hear An Oriole Sing
05:08
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9. |
Intro
02:40
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