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All I Have
03:33
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Well I’ve been wandering through lifetimes
Walking ‘neath the tall pines
Searching for my sister soul
Were you wounded by rejection, looking for connection
In some forgotten corner of this town?
Well all I have, is what I’m giving you
And all you have is what you’re giving too
In the shadow of the mountains, over miles I’ve been counting
On some sign to let me know
Were you lost in introspection, drifting all directions
Nowhere with everywhere to go?
Well all I have, is what I’m giving you
And all you have is what you’re giving too
Time oh time. Time oh time
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April Ghost
03:20
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Been years gone by now
And I still see you when you dream
Watch you float through the window as I fall asleep
And I can see your car driving
Through that free country night
The sound of tires and a soul escapes in a ball of light
And I wake up on that same road
Calling out the name of somebody
Nothing but an April ghost
Last night you captained the ship
And I sat high up on that bow
The water was dark and swirling and I knew I would drown
But you never seemed worried, just stared at me from behind
And I wondered what it felt like to cross to the other side
And I wake up on that same road
Calling out the name of somebody
Nothing but an April ghost
Been years gone by now
And I still wear you on my sleeve
Reach out my hands to touch you but they never reach
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The 40th Parallel Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The 40th Parallel
All songs written by Ryan C McCloskey ©ASCAP
Published by Spirit Animal Publishing
©ASCAP
Produced and mixed by Brendan Monahan
Mixed at Miner Street Recordings Mastered by Ryan Schwabe
Recorded at Range Recordings and Miner Street Recordings
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