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Balance With Me
03:54
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Believe what you hear from no one who knows / Bleed all of my color till black and white shows / Then fill up your pen and write what you feel / I hope that they gasp when you tell them it’s real / Everything I control is under control / How would you like your lowest always retold / Put your feet on the rope and your hands out wide / I want you to see / Balance with me / Don’t write me off / I was good when I got here / Breathing hard and fast / Just like all the rest / Do me a favor and ask what if there’s no evil
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Getting Thrown (live)
02:09
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I’ll take the next one if you promise to take the rest / Ask anyone involved and I think that they’ll think this for the best / I’m feeling overwhelmed and I don’t know why / I feel so unacquainted with my own mind / I’m a stone’s throw away / From getting thrown
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Riding the Ripple (live)
02:32
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Blame it all on that wrecking ball / That wrecking ball you call your life / It’s all in the past make it pour you a glass / Here riding the ripple of it all
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Glowing House Denver, Colorado
"Hauntingly-hopeful" folk rock from two lyric-lovers. A growing staple in the Denver alternative scene.
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