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creator
01:45
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I believe in something bigger than myself.
I want to sing it from the rooftops
but I'll settle for the top shelf
or anywhere someone listens.
Will you listen?
Will you listen
or am I by myself?
Because I made something
out of nothing but my breath
and my fingertips and the space
to reflect on everything
that's ever happened.
What would happen?
What might happen
If I lose myself?
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2. |
revelations
02:55
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If I could get out of this
tornado that's tormenting
us again, I'd make sure
we landed somewhere safe
as sand and understand
how everything always fits;
it doesn't seem to fit.
I'll understand the wind
and try to be whole again.
I'll rewind my expectations
and have my own revelations
about everything.
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3. |
robot
01:43
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I'm a robot like my dad's a robot
like his father was a robot too.
I might be rusty but I'm still in love with you.
Do you still love me too?
I might have malfunctioned
but no one's not programmed a fool.
I've made my mistakes,
I'm machine,
but I'm malleable.
I hope you believe in me.
I hope you believe in me,
Your robotic fool.
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4. |
ere you go
01:17
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The way you say goodbye to me
I want to keep forever;
you keep kissing everything away.
I know that this won't last for long.
I'll bury treasure in this song for you.
So thanks for everything.
Thanks for the memories
of everything you do.
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5. |
elementary
02:35
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I get nervous every time
I see you spread your wings and fly.
Three times three is nine;
I'm adding while you're multiplying.
Be patient with me
because I'm still learning what
is elementary.
I color inside the lines
the pages you created,
and I find we're perfectly designed;
you're red, I'm blue,
we're purple when combined.
Be patient with me
because I'm embracing what
is elementary.
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6. |
snowman
01:28
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Now that you know that I'm probably gone
do you want to talk about it all?
So thanks for the clothes and the care that you showed for me.
As I decompose, I hope you prepare to see:
The barren abandoned,
transformed to leaves.
Maybe you still believe.
I hope you still believe.
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Andy Shea
Singer/Songwriter with New England roots. I believe songs are meant for sharing. People make performances. Let's create something meaningful. Thank you for listening!
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