1. |
Budding in Bloom
03:03
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Visit me as I sleep
Under the blue
Within the green
Days under sheets tell stories
Youth budding in bloom
Bare foot creeps
Wood floor creaks
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The Reciprocal
03:09
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Spent all your cash on tithes
Marital bribes
You found out she's empty
But you can't tell her
You're the reciprocal
You're two of a kind
You build
I'll hunt
Reservoirs
Weather storms
Hoping to find
You're two of a kind
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3. |
Tracing Faces
04:28
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It's been so long
Where have you been
Tracing faces
Starting again
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Paper Trees - Eric King Miami, Florida
Eric King, also known as Paper Trees, is a singer-songwriter from Miami, FL who has toured locally and nationally for the past 19 years in various bands and acts. From progressive rock, to indie pop, electronica, and folk, Eric has explored many facets of music to create an eclectic sound that can be experienced at his live performances. ... more
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