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Rockets
03:10
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You were standing on the porch, with a smoke and a citrus tongue
The rockets hummed below, as you spoke with the neighbour's son
You were fumbling for the words I deserved, how you took your precious time
When I go, could you stay where you are
The rain fell on the road, as the cars touched the yellow line
The music from below, how the notes drifted up from the neighbor's house
You were standing by the stove as I drove, will I ever cross your mind?
When you go, leave the keys in the hall
When you go, leave the keys in the hall
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Pincher Creek
03:19
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I was gone, when the metal hit the fence
When the news came in from Johnny, I was healthy I was fit
The sun was high, when the casket hit the soil, when the Aunts and all the Farmhands
Poured one out for better days
Oh I was halfway to Pincher Creek, I broke down
The engine blew a gasket on the road
Oh and I would give me soul, to see your troubled eyes, you know I need those sunken eyes in my life
I was taught, never to give love
Only give the promise but you tore if from my bones, yeah you tore it from my bones
Here I stand, staring at the wall
Thinking about your sadness, are you healthy, are you strong?
Oh I was halfway to Pincher Creek, I broke down
The engine blew a gasket on the road
Oh and I would give me soul, to see your troubled eyes, you know I need those sunken eyes in my life
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Eleanor
05:47
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I could be the one, to hold you in shelter
I could be the one, to hold back those shadows
Eleanor don't fret, and please don't you forget
The evening in the rain, when we were in love
I will hoist you up, I'll stay in the water
and you watch it rise
You walked a ways ahead, the crisp hues of autumn
The fragments of regret were clouding your mind
Eleanor you wept, for a promise that wasn't kept
The evening at your door, the death of my youth
I still hoist you up, I'm drowning in the water
and you watch it rise, watch it rise
I will always call, you will never answer
I will break your fall, you saw me as a cancer
I'll always hoist you up, I'm dying in the water
and you watch it rise, you watch it rise
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Nick Faye regina, Saskatchewan
Nick Faye crafts timeless songs that honour this past, embracing the hopes, dreams and frustrations of life lived in the Canadian Prairies. Fusing this with a clear love of mid-90s Pop Rock (think Rick Dees and The Weekly Top 40 in 1999), he creates songs that stick in the mind like a prairie snowdrift - taking their sweet time to melt away, slowly revealing the hope of new beginnings to come. ... more
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