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(I'd Be) An Orange Tree
01:13
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I'd like to be a breeze
Over the sea
I'd come upon the shore someday
And brush against your cheek
I'd find myself an orange grove
And rustle all the leaves
Then I'd be an orange tree
With roots all strong and deep
Then I could find happiness
Out there beyond the sea
I'd wake up in the morning
Gently woken by the breeze
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Whistlin', Wand'rin'
05:41
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Chimes
01:27
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Vermilion Lighthouse
02:46
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It's raining in Vermilion,
It's coming down in sheets
It's looking like the weather
Will be the same next week
The days are getting longer,
The nights are on repeat
The clouds they always cover
The sunsets in my dreams
I walked up to the lighthouse
To watch the wind attack the tide
Wandering around this town,
Like it had something to hide,
I traveled down the avenues
Circling my mind
Followed crevices and foothills
Until I found my way inside
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Forgetful
04:07
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When I move, you move
When you call out to me
It's in tune
A will-o'-the-wisp,
Just a trick of the light
The wind pierces right through
But when I move, you move
And when you call out my name
It's in tune
And for that simple, serene,
Imperceptible slight
I can never forgive or forget you
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In Color
04:08
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Pastels, oils
Skylines and flowers
Sunset, sunrise
It's all in color
And...
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How've You Been
01:20
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Certain as the break of day
This lake can never float away
Or rot the debt
Of all of my mistakes
But sitting in this room with you
I feel a peace I never knew
And our history has destined that I tell you:
That I loved you from the start
And how you laugh just breaks my heart
And if I ever see you 'round this way again
After the ending scene and credits
(Well, the ending hardly matters)
But I'll say, "Hello again,
My old friend,
I've missed you much,
How've you been?"
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Trains on Perry St. Vermilion, Ohio
Trains on Perry St. is an experimental folk project fueled by black coffee and sadness
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