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Sleepless Nights
03:14
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So many sleepless nights
None wrong none right
Could it be the trouble I like?
The troubled mind always shines
Oh oh oh
Oh sweet surrender I say
Take hold of me
Let me finally be free
Release me from this concrete cage
Oh oh oh
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Mountain of my Soul
03:33
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I feel it in my heart
I feel it in my head
I feel it in my bones
But I think I'll sleep instead
It's real in my heart
It's real in my head
You will never know
Because here I never tread
It's a slow slow climb
Up the mountain of my soul
When you get there you will find me
Pulling words from a hole
If I ever find the bottom
Of this void in front of me
Well I swear that you will find me
Turning words into trees
I feel it in my heart
I feel it in my head
I feel it in my bones
Won't feel it when I'm dead
So I'll use these words
The words that I have found
To climb down this mountain
And head homeward bound
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Anywhere But Here
03:39
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It's bright outside so I'm going out
I know where but no one else does
Anywhere, anywhere but here
No no no noooo o-oh
It's getting dark so I start heading home
But I turn around cuz I wanna be
Anywhere, anywhere but there
No no no noooo o-oh
Anywhere, anywhere, Anywhere but here
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What Used To Be You
03:05
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The snow falls lightly
Laying on the stone where I carved your name
To mark the place where your carbon
Was left behind
Frozen, forgotten
I walked to your grave
Today I see why I kept you here
It's a part of me
Laying there beside, laying there beside
What used to, what used to
What used to be you
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A Yellow Field Waterloo, Ontario
We are A YELLOW FIELD. A four-piece Indie-grass band from Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. We stomp. We Holler. We swear a little too. We rant about quantum physics and tell banjo jokes. We have families and friends. We laugh. We pause... and sometimes keep going. We jam. We procrastinate. We pour our hearts into it. We are A YELLOW FIELD. ... more
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