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To the Moon
03:38
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Howling at the moon
Writing her a tune
So much to let go
So much to hope for
The well is running dry
The people are so damn tired
So much to let go
So much to hope for
And time keeps tickin on by
Cryin a little bit more than I’d like
So i pick up my pen and go to write
To the moon
I hope you write to her too
Let’s send it up to the moon
Corruptions running wild
I’m angry all the tim
So much to let go
So much to hope for
So I’ll chug towards the good
Like that little engine that could
Steady and slow
I think I can I think I can I think I can
And time keeps tickin on by
Cryin a little bit more than I’d like
So i pick up my pen and go to write
To the moon
I hope you write to her too
Let’s send it up to the moon
It feels like things I’ve shed
Have come back to haunt me again
And though I’ve said it before
They won’t be keeping me down no more
And time keeps tickin on by
Cryin a little bit more than I’d like
So i pick up my pen and go to write
To the moon
I hope you write to her too
Let’s send it up to the moon
Let it Burn Let it Burn Let it Burn
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Look at all This Life
04:32
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The Wait
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Life By Design
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Stay
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Worry
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7. |
Stuck Inside
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All Your Love
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The Twins of Franklin Minneapolis, Minnesota
It’d be easy to think that the world The Twins of Franklin sing of is a simpler one, but that couldn’t be farther from the truth. Mothers and women grown, the Twins’ music reflects the fact that the good things in life are made clearer by complexity — just like how their sweet feminine harmonies have found new relief atop the rock sound of their newest album, This Life. ... more
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