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Between Pages
03:57
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I cannot take you with me
I can't fit you in a suitcase
I can't scratch you down on paper
You're too small, you're too wide
So I'll keep on moving faster
Flying loose along the highway
I'll try to write you between pages that I keep with me a while
Oh the Huron sleeps
for miles and miles and miles
and miles away cities rush and cry
and I see the place
where my bones are buried
where my eyes are widest
where my weight is carried
and I can't pin it down or hold it and I have to let it die
Riding down a path at midnight
and the moon's a golden jewel
and the sky falls down in darkness like a gentle summer rain
And I'm a wisp of starlit water I'm a
billowed cloudy current
Something grows and bursts inside my head and I go away
Oh the Huron sleeps
for miles and miles and miles
and miles away cities rush and cry
and I see the place
where my bones are buried
where my eyes are widest
where my weight is carried
and I can't pin it down or hold it and I have to let it die
Oh the Saugeen River sleeps
for miles and miles and miles
and miles away cities rush and cry
and I see the place
where my bones are buried
where my eyes are widest
where my weight is carried
and I can't pin it down or hold it and I have to let it die
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The Bridge
04:25
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3. |
Oh Mistress Mine
02:39
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5. |
Nothing and Everything
06:03
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