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a new frontier
03:06
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keep my soul behind your head
to keep me from falling back again
oh my lord, my offer stands
just le me say your name again
keep me where the light still stands
a new frontier begins again
a new frontier begins again
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footprints
03:48
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footprints near the waterfront
the sound of summer in our palms
naked feet, and bare love
keep the sun to warm us up
children of love, lost and found
friends and family gather around
to bid farewell
to what they've come to know and love
oh so well
footprints on the ground
when found at the deep end of water
we can swim forever, oh we can swim forever!
footprints of you and i entwined
on a lustful of nights
we can dance forever, oh we can dance forever!
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3. |
the farmer song
03:39
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shake the fear out
wash the day out of your clothes
old familiar sounds
crept through the cracks of your window
hallelujah!
where the road divides
the trees can grow old with time
bare the fruits of love
contains a peace of mind
hallelujah!
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4. |
a fox
03:26
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i was a fox.
i changed my colors when the seasons came and went.
white in the winter
brown in the spring
orange in the summer
black in the fall
i hunted and gathered
for my family cubs
i'll teach them when the time comes
put my bones to sleep
find my victim's souls in my little teeth
i was a killer
but i did it for my family cubs
to show them they were fed and loved
i was a fox.
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