1. |
Take Me Back to Then
05:02
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If I could speak the lines
written on the trail,
you would see towering pines
and ships without sails.
Heard a tongue for the first time
stepping off the plane.
Heard the bells sweetly chime
at St. Patrick's gate.
If you take me back to then,
I will show you all my friends.
If you could fit inside
the clutter of my head,
you would meet friends of mine
hidden among the mess.
If you take me back to then,
I will show you all my friends.
Woke at dawn seeking fire
for all my heat had left.
Met a boy who loved to hide
and wore a coat of red.
If you take me back to then,
I will show you all my friends.
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2. |
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I have longed,
longed for your love.
Hear me, bumble bee rambling by my side,
there's this girl I'm sure will change my life.
When she talks, time stops and colors come alive.
Her touch sends bolts of lightning down my spine.
I must tell her,
I have longed,
longed for your love.
Swing low, sweet sparrow sailing in the sky,
let me tell you of this love of mine.
Her heart's made of crimson poppies and twine.
There are two oceans teeming in her eyes.
So I told her,
I have longed for your love.
And I was made for you,
and you were made for me.
I have longed,
longed for your love.
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3. |
The Ivory End
05:36
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See the train tracks
fly beneath
my feet.
Feel the engine,
it's humming
with speed.
How I wish the
olden times
were mine,
as I watch the
yellow pines
flash by.
From the cliff's edge,
I receive
the breeze
as she glides from
open sea
to me.
Oh, to seek the
ivory end
and mend.
Drink the sweetness
with both hands
again…and again…and again.
I'm spurned on,
yearning in my chest.
I sing loud
'til there's nothing left.
Oh, to seek the
ivory end
and mend.
Drink the sweetness
with both hands
again…and again.
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4. |
Enoch Walked
03:01
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Brother, Oh Brother Franklin, Tennessee
Brother, Oh Brother is the name under which Michael Guido records his music. He is an independent artist based out of Columbia, TN.
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