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Blue In The Face
05:11
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Migrations
02:19
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Everything Explodes
03:46
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Before We Drown
05:30
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Dirty Dog
04:42
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Never Wrong
05:03
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Brother
04:15
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Don't You Dude
04:00
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Green Eyes
03:48
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Toys
04:24
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Hole In The Sky
04:42
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12. |
City Mule
04:31
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13. |
I'm All Ears
07:25
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I'm All Ears
Have you found another way
Have you found another way out
Do you see what I see now
Or has it all been blocked out?
Look man I'm all ears
Look man I'm all ears
You can spill it all out
You can spill it all out
If you still need
Remember that time way out west
In the sunflower fields of the Dakotas
I think I knew myself then best
Now its hard for me to notice
Look man I'm all ears
Look man I'm all ears
You can spill it all out
You can spill it all out
As long as you let me do it too
As long as you let me do it too
Of all the seeds we've planted have any of them grown
Of all the birds we've raised have any of them flown
We've had ideas for days but those days are gone
I think about those times often and wonder about the kid I was and the man I am
Once I had a mountain range
Once I had a river bed
Give a kid something good and strange
And in those waters he will forever tread
Look man I'm all ears
Look man I'm all ears
What was ain't even dead
What's gone is still here I bet
Just twist the windows in your head
Twist the windows in your head
Of all the seeds we've planted have any of them grown
Of all the birds we've raised have any of them flown
We've had ideas for days but those days are gone
I think about those times often and wonder about the kid I was and the man I am
Wonder about the kid I was and the man I am
Wonder about the kid I was and the man I am
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JJ Byars Brooklyn, New York
"...with 'Toys.' Clocking in at just under five minutes, it’s a rich, explorative, ode to impermanence that pulls from a
whole variety of genres, while defying them altogether, with JJ’s lush vocals coming set against a backdrop of country-style chicken pickin’ guitars, before handclaps and other percussive elements enter to carry the song to its dynamic climax."
--We Are The Guard
... more
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