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Travelers I
04:07
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that breath is closer now
somewhere whole - holding out
and we lay still upon this night
press our hands to the light
they gather safely by the shore
travelers here from the north
passing through upon this night
they journey towards the southern light
quiet in that moment’s steady pull
I heard a voice beneath the quill
of every doubt that fills my head
in this moment they laid still
failure creeps back again
I guess that’s just the shape I’m in
I understand that you must go
so I return to a place I know
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2. |
Travelers II
06:34
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3. |
Elmeg The Wise
06:50
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still on the hilltop
an ancient rock awaits
come down off all your holding
step to my loving arms
once again
I stumbled upon the likes of an ageless man
carved into a tree
I placed my hand to the bark and asked
if I may walk the unseen
you see, I have come here on my own
in search of an honest place
to call my home
and on his breathe red leaves they flew
bare branches shook the autumn through
no words were spoken silent, still
he led me to the standing hill
and it was quiet in that moments steady pull
I heard a voice beneath the quill
of every doubt that fills my head
in this moment they laid still
keep my hands sewn on Lord
I need them still, oh I’m not through
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Goose Norwalk, Connecticut
Rick Mitarotonda (vocals, guitar), Peter Anspach (vocals, keys, guitar), Trevor Weekz (bass), Jeff Arevalo (vocals, percussion, drums) and Cotter Ellis (drums) — traverse genres with their unique brand of irresistible songcraft, fluid musicianship, and spirited improvisational performance. ... more
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