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The Blacksmith
04:05
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When he was a young man, he felt the power/ coals, burning blue, melting iron./ The embers were flying, the metals were pure/ steal being forged in his heart.
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I want to go down low, beneath the soil and the snow, to the roots and bottoms of things. Down below this crust, all this surfacy stuff, a thousand miles under the ground.
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Kevin Fitton - I Know
04:58
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Oh I know that I'm supposed to know
I understand what you expect from me
That I will see secrets in the dark
Take the answers down from the answer tree
Oh I know that someone has to know
And I apologize for what I cannot be
This whole world is falling out of line
It's like the colors changed from what they used to be
CHORUS:
I have no regret, no excuse
no better yet
With these two arms
I'm reaching out for you
but you're too far away
BRIDGE:
There's a few things that I know
And they'll have to see me through
Take me to the other side
That's where I'll find you
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The Atomic Swerve Burlington, Vermont
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