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Prayer Song
02:57
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Seventeen Days
03:25
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I'll hold the camera
I'll be the witness
Lower it down, down
Lower it down
And you will see
Something you won't believe
Seventeen days without your gaze
Is enough to make a man go crazy
Talking with ghosts and heavenly host
Trying to figure if my life's worth saving
Maybe maybe
Under the desert
Deep in this cavern
We dream of you, of you
We dream of you
Sun in your hair
Waiting for us up there
I hold the camera
I'll be the witness
Lower it down, down
Lower it down
And you will see
Something you won't believe
Seventeen days without your gaze
Is enough to make a man go crazy
Talking with ghosts and heavenly host
Trying to figure if my life's worth saving
Maybe maybe
So we share a fervent prayer
The only thing to climb
No ladder in this mine
We sing to pass the time
And cling to memories of daylight
Sky, a picture in our minds
And I miss all the lines
Around your eyes when you're laughing
If we are rescued
They'll take a portrait
Look in our eyes, our eyes
Look in our eyes
Wisened and old,
You'll know we found the gold
Seventeen days without your gaze
Is enough to make a man go crazy
Talking with ghosts and heavenly host
Trying to figure if my life's worth saving
Maybe maybe
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Colors Aren't for Keeps
03:48
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Black and White
03:11
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Framing You In
03:25
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Mt. Lefroy
03:14
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7. |
Boo Radley's Song
02:35
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Keep it New
04:07
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9. |
Nothing's the Same
02:42
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10. |
Now I've Fallen Through
02:14
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The Bigger Picture
03:15
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12. |
Meet Me in the Middle
02:10
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Springtime
03:41
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15. |
Tarry a While
02:36
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16. |
Submerge
03:14
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Emily Arin Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
With a plaintive, delicate voice, Emily Arin weaves tales concerned with the heavy graces of being human. Working with noted producers, Brian McTear (Matt Pond PA, Sharon Van Etten) and Greg Weeks (Espers), Arin has crafted songs with a wide-ranging mix of influences, from Hank Williams & Memphis Minnie to Nick Drake, Caetano Veloso, and Gillian Welch. ... more
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