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Joel
04:21
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We pretend we don’t have sides
And I like to think that I don’t
When I say I’ll never leave
I hope you believe that I won’t
Things were once so simple
As I held you in my arms
I couldn’t save you from anything
But I still tried to shield you from harm
CHORUS
Faccia della luna, (face of the moon)
The sky in your eyes
The sunlight in your smile
Was always a surprise
And I would have chosen
For you not to face this
But face it, brother:
You don’t face this alone
~
My years with you
Are defined by change
But each season
Seems to turn out fine
I know this one feels like the end
Of the road, but please-
Give us a little more time
We were always moving
Same directions
In different ways
Like telephone lines
On the same conversation
Confused by untimely delays
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2. |
Middle Way
03:39
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3. |
il Cielo
03:58
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Am I reserved? Uptight?
Unrelenting with my masks?
Don’t know when the time is right;
My conflicted eyes that
always want to ask....
Let’s be body, let’s be soul
Don’t know the future: try now
Inspiration takes its toll
Always hearing how it could sound,
never get to find out
CHORUS:
Look at the sky this evening
As it travels towards the west
Every detail always fleeting
In its movement and its rest
When I wake up, I’ll stop waiting
The sun won’t wait on me to move
If I’m foolish, I’ll fall laughing
I’ve got nothing left to prove
--
So if I’m quiet, don’t be shy
And if I’m staring into space
You can be certain that I
Just have sealegs on the ocean that
I found in your face
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cicaeda
melissa j. rain
Albuquerque NM
Spokane WA
Portland OR
piano | cello | voice
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