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Weight In Gold
03:54
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The ground where they made that stand
The spine of a martyred man
Is worth its weight in gold
You chose to hit this road
When there’s some which don’t go this slow
That’s worth its weight in gold
The wild goes to drown the fire
It won’t lose the heat or the light
It’s worth its weight in gold
The tide is coming in fast
He tries to grasp it with two hands
It’s worth its weight in gold
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In the path of a one man band
At the gates of a different land
In the half light
In the afterlife
In the last tide
In the shaking hand
Holding the knife that tore through the seal
It’s a real deal holy field
You’re meant to be the one
but you got it wrong
Is that why it’s been so long
Buried in the sand
The hour glass is running out of sand
The hour glass is running who I am
We go down in perfect weather
Towards the flag at the starting line
The way lost and the horse untethered
We're still wading in the river’s side
I couldn’t sleep but everyone went up
I just listened then the sun came up
I could see forever
With the best song ever
Middle of nowhere
Buried in the sand
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Ripple
03:05
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The rain had sunk the grass
and played the roof like brass
You saw in slow motion
his jaw drop to the bottom of the ocean
You run to the top and out ran him
rolling down the hill in worn out denim
It’s dark by the border
Finger on the flash and light up the water
Before you never knew him from Adam
Now it would be easier to split the atom
That day you made a ripple for the first time
Now ride the wave that will never reach the coastline
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