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Set Sail
03:09
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Days carry salted a landed taste
Rain lip tucking our love in bed
Our hair was curious to rub the dirt
We rode victorious to open ends
A faultless story across the page
Ready now as ready then
We ring like stars and lightning bells
For now forget set sail
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Blame the Times
01:56
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In Every Now
04:32
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Cradle me dear light of day
Song hymn verse
We barely broke that empty spell
The steady night
Greatest friend my complement
Is turning out
A trail of dust
In every now
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Black Cove Houston, Texas
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