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Medley
05:28
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Hark, is that the herald angels I hear crying?
How come no one hears angels when people are dying?
Who knows where they've gone? They've gone into hiding,
How can they leave us hopeless when it's our time that they're biding?
Chorus:
And I'll be searchin', until I find a way
Hoping to find something that can save me
Maybe the answer's hard, maybe there's no answer at all
But if you trip trust in God to catch you when you fall
When I ask for help, I don't get a reply
Is any of this the honest truth or is it all just a lie?
Chorus
La da da da....
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Doors, Open
04:41
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When one door closes, one door opens
When one song ends, another begins
Too many words go left unspoken
Sometimes the wrong ones aren't left in
I feel different as I greet each new day
Yet somehow I feel the same
Though I wonder if it could be something I did
I know that surely time is to blame
I used to look at life in one way
But now it seems my ways have changed
Think of all the silly things we used to say
Don't they seem a tad bit strange
I feel different as I say goodbye to each night
Yet somehow I feel the same
Though I wonder if it could be something you did
You know surely time is to blame
Though it seems life was once at a standstill
You know I'm moving on
Won't let anything impose anything on my freewill
Now that you're gone
When one door closes, one door opens
When one song ends, another begins
Too many words go left unspoken
Sometimes you lose sometimes you win
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3. |
The Deck Song
04:00
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We partied hard, we broke the deck
Everyone got absolutely wrecked
And the paintings on the wall, came crashing down
With sounds of sweet girls singing all around
Chorus:
And though we wanted it,
I never thought that it would happen that way
Wrote off the couch, glass in the sink
Someone made off with all of our drinks
When the morning rolled around, we were all inside the lab
Talking 'bout the laughs that we all had
Chorus
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4. |
The Soggy Demise
05:00
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Water, water, falling faster
Down your storm drain
Down the back of your throat
So dry, so coarse you cry
We live and die
Out our soggy demise
(Our soggy demise)
Chorus:
You would swim,
You would reach out for help
Open up your mouth
For your last drop of water
I don't know what I think,
I don't think that I know
But my thoughts are my strength
But to what length will we go
To help those around,
As this watery predicament
Comes down and drowns out our song
(Drowns out our song)
Chorus
Uisce, Aqua....
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Goin' up to Sawmill Creek, drinkin' my red red wine
We ain't got no worries, all we've got is time
Headin' up to Sawmill Creek, getting back to my roots
Gonna get dirt on my hands and get dirt on my boots
Chorus:
Take me back, to relive those memories
A bonfire and my guitar, we were truly free
Hanging out at the Rifle Range, we're On Top of the World
Moved into new days as days gone by unfurl
Livin' it up at Sawmill Creek, the place that I call home
The forest is my brother, never have to be alone
Not a sound in Sawmill Creek, but the thoughts in your head
You can learn the words if you want, or do a skat solo instead
So I'm leavin' Sawmill Creek, who knows where I'll go?
If anyone should ask me, I might not even know
But I know when I am down, feelin' weak
I can pick it up and head on back, to Sawmill Creek
Take me back, to relive those memories
A bonfire and my guitar, we were truly free
Hangin' out at the Rifle Range, we're On Top of the World
Had one or three too many, someone might've hurled
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Sawmill Creek New Brunswick
Sussex's favourite folk/bluegrass act since last night.
Like an unkempt mullet: Party in the front AND the back.
Music more invasive than a human botfly.
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