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Static Line (Live)
06:49
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Call me when you think you have the time, dear
Your voice was drown by the sound of the static line, I fear
My words were poised and hunting for your ears
But hesitation’s all that you could hear
Call me when you think you have the time, dear
Your voice was drown by the sound of the static line, I fear
Days have ways of turning into years
Time will leave apart of us right here
I can’t communicate through silence
I can’t translate words that just aren’t there
Seem’s my tongue’s tied in a Knot, emotions have all- all been locked
There’s a tangled mess - of hidden keys somewhere
If you could follow a single thread, I could unlock the door, I guess
Maybe we could find a way to say the things unsaid
Searching through the pockets of my mind
Looking for the change I needed but I couldn’t find
A currency, I could only hope, would buy another chance to let you know
Somethings won’t get better given time
Answer the phone, I’ll swallow my pride
Don’t leave me alone, yeah, I am on your side
Sister, brother, husband and bride
Let me hear your voices yeah, don’t you let it hide,
We don’t have time
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2. |
Summer Wine Live (cover)
05:07
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Gleewood Ruidoso, New Mexico
Gleewood is a musky Americana act based out of New Mexico that grooves through blues, folk, and rock 'n' roll, with lyrics that lend a story to folk and roots music enthusiasts with an energy that swells into guitar solos from the heart of the psychedelic 60s. ... more
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