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Sundazed
03:48
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Sundazed in the morning gloom
Sundazed never came so soon
I've been drifting into a dream
Where I'll see her once again, or so it seems
A fever takes her by surprise
A fever but that's her disguise
Missing in the desert sun
She only wears rose-colored glasses when she's on the run
Separate from the world outside
Separate but that's how she hides
Waiting for her lucky day
And paying no attention to the things they say
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Fender Bender
04:01
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3. |
Going Up?
02:11
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In From the Rain
03:26
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Trailing headlights in the mirror
Voices in another room
You could swear that you could hear her
Just like she's coming back to you
And I stayed up all night just to see that sunrise
But it ain't like I used to know
And in those dreams oh you're dancing here with me
And we're moving so slow
It feels like going home to a stranger town
of cruel coincidence
Sometimes these moments have their reasons
But mostly things just slip
There's a tightrope between rapture and apathy
That you walk so beautifully
In the mean light of dawn
Or when I hear that madman's song
That's when it's all clear to me
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5. |
Hey Snake, Let's Rattle!
03:40
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Those Old Forests
03:37
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She was born by the river
In that old country town
Where the oak forests whisper
You can still hear the sound
Oh and they tell the story
Of how she faced the wildest seas
A child in a ship of secret
Pushed out by the devil's breeze
When she cast out the anchor
When to the bay her ship was blown
Mountains rose from the horizon
And she crossed the bridge of gold
She met her love in the city
Where the fog blew soft and low
Where the moon shown like honey
Oh it felt so much like home
In the garden children laughing
Where for generations she would stand
Never bound by her beginning
Even as she reached the end
And in the quiet autumn evening
Though she seems so distant now
If you listen very closely
You'll hear those old forests call
You'll hear those old forests call
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Watched by the Wind
02:12
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Cloaked in shadow, cast in sun
In a flash the day is done
Come my way, you surely will
Take your time, but don't stand still
Watched by the wind
I've got that feeling once again
Right as rain all along
Cast a gaze across the fog
If you're dizzy, settle down
You won't remember what you found
Watched by the wind
I've got that feeling once again
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Against The Breeze
05:27
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Dance into the break of morning
Greener pastures passing by
All the colors of the rainbow
Seem to vanish from the sky
Such a stranger to the sunshine
Candles staring in the shade
Drifting slowly out of focus
But don't expect the light to fade
Blending in against the breeze
Spread so thin and with such ease
You always wander but there's no need
Blending in against the breeze
Blending in against the breeze
Spread so thin and with such ease
You always wander but there's no need
Blending in against the breeze
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Aquamarine Sonoma, California
Aquamarine consists of multi-instrumentalists Tyler Meloan and Aaron Marcus-Willers. The Sonoma, CA duo's sound builds on traditions in psychedelia and Americana, weaving introspective, dreamlike narratives in their musical and lyrical exploration. Their second full-length album, "Two Perched", arrives August 28, 2023. ... more
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