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Signs of Life
05:05
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Where’d you go my love?
My passion, my art
Elusive spark you are
Cloud covered star
Lost in my own thoughts I found you again
Hoping you’ll stay around My long lost friend
I think that I'm seeing signs of life,
Oh, I think that I'm seeing signs of life.
Welcome back my love
Dark ages over now
It’s our rennaissance
This is our time
Wing on wing we fly
Veins pumping with signs of life
Soaring High
Chest thumping with signs of life
I think that I'm seeing signs of life,
Oh, I think that I'm seeing signs of life.
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Black Ice
03:42
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Snow makes the branches bow down To me as I walk
Back from the store
All because the tires on my car
Are so bald
They can’t grip the black ice I’d just slide and fall
I like to lay in bed
Wrapped in Grandma’s quilt I just like how it feels
With you folded in my arms At the center
Of the universe
Black ice don’t bother me Don’t got no place to go
I just picked up a few things Now I’m good to go
Sunshine, you leave me alone!
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Every Single Dime
03:21
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First light what a fright
Reminds you that you had quite a night
Takes a pot of blackest brew
to start your weary mind
If you we’re to chase the worm
You’d end up far behind
Plug in with your friends
Be glad that you’re not like
Them who seek ends
They count the time
worried about every single dime
You’re cookin now
Feelin right
So fortunate and glad to have a life
Not sittin in some corner office counting down the time
till the right amount of acculmates and you retire
Plug in with your friends
Be glad that you’re not like
Them who seek ends
They count the time
Worried about every single dime
They're worried about every single dime
I'm still worried about every single dime
We're all worried about every single dime
credits
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Southern Cities Knoxville, Tennessee
Southern Cities is the songwriting collaboration of Matt Montgomery & Luke Brogden. The songs reflect the group's influences, from roots to rock, jazz and psychedelia.
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