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Dauntless Days
03:30
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We took the long way
Crunching the leaves until we found the road
We had to find ourselves
Taking a chance with every turn
We always get turned around when we're looking up
Even through thick and thin
We have never given up
At times if your down, don't be
We can find our way in time you'll see
Girl dry your eyes, these are dauntless days
In time you realize
The strength you hold that's not your own
Your share the hard times
Taking all the world can throw
We've been searching it seems a lifetime
Still haven't found a thing
When we finally get over this mountain
It will be worth the pain
At times if your down, don't be
We can find our way in time you'll see
Girl dry your eyes, these are dauntless days
We once were young, to blind to see
Bigger than the world, deeper than the ocean
But mistakes bring us closer than you'll ever see
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2. |
Storyteller
02:32
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Sitting underneath the stars
With a smoke in my hand
Seems that the night is taking it's time
While we anticipate the morning
Who has the time to count the lights in the sky
For more hours in a day
What would one give away
Excuse me if I'm taking my time
I've got a book full of chapters
They've happened to change my life
It all started at the age of eighteen
My virtue was strong, yet my foolish thinking
Was a burden, sometimes it takes wide eyes
To make out the bright horizon
Excuse me if I'm taking my time
I've got a book full of chapters
They've happened to change my life
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Morals
04:39
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Not this time, not even the words
That explain this hasty feeling
To see the life you've chosen to lead
At times I guess I cross your mind with ease
There's more than me that you need to find
You would think I'd get a call the second week of September
But along with the morals you lack, Your pride will never surrender
Let me remind you, rewind this back in time
Believe it or not, your sun still shined
Now fast forward about 10 years in time
I'm grown now, On my own now
You'll never get back that life you sold
Sold to the streets for the habits that you now hold
I'll never be what you need to find
You would think I'd get a call the second week of September
But along with the morals you lack, Your pride will never surrender
You would think I'd get a call at least in December
But along with the morals you lack, Your pride will never surrender
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One More Last TIme
03:26
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Hey old friend I'm back again
For the longest time you've been calling out my name
You pick me up, then throw me down
We've had our share, those were the day
I promised myself I can change
It was a lie
I gave in taking that sin
So whats one night
Drink in hand and I'm calling my friends
It was a lie
I gave in taking that sin
So whats one night I'll be just fine
Hey old friend the night is long
I lost my phone and forgot where I parked
I drifted off but I'm back now
Lets hit the town and see what we find
If it's only for one night I'll be here
Until the sunrise
It was a lie
I gave in taking that sin
So whats one night
Drink in hand and I'm calling my friends
It was a lie
I gave in taking that sin
So whats one night I'll be just fine
It was a lie
I lost my phone and my car got towed
What a night
This can't be my shirt and my shoes are soaked
It was a lie
I gave in taking that sin
So whats one night I'll be just fine
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The Am/Fm Flowood, Mississippi
The AmFm is a "Rock & Soul" trio from Flowood, MS. They teamed up with Casey Combest at BlueSky Studios to record the first single "With Ease", helping the band develop a modern sound with a classic feel. Way Back When EP OUT NOW!
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