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Nine Quarters
03:48
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I left Roman candle burning in the dark
Spinning like a wheel
Happy to leave its mark
But you'd stay there forever
And tell the moon to let it ride
As far as it can hold
Until you open up your eyes
You won't have to let it go
Remember all the nights when you didn't wear a mask
Time moved in an instant
Blink and it went past
I don't miss North Carolina
From the mountains to the sea
When I'm out here on my own
And I wanna turn the clock
Draw blood from a stone
All of my angels are on their knees
Blacking out all my memories
Something's wrong but nothing's gone
Or is something gone and nothing's wrong?
Ask me where I've been
I met a drink for a friend
With a complicated outlook and paralyzed within
Nine Quarters in the jukebox
And one to cut the line through lost love despair
Put it in your pocket or throw it in the air
As satellites approach, we are anybody's guess
Articulate so easily what looked to be a mess
And I left my head to wonder before the great divide
When the parallels were few
Rocky Mountain high, not much of a view
All of my angels are on their knees
Blacking out all of my memories
Something's wrong but nothing's gone
Or is something gone and nothing's wrong?
Something's wrong but nothing's gone
Or is something gone but nothing is...
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This Boy (The Beatles)
02:28
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Andy Holmes Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
"Full of wordy poetry and haunting atmospherics that recall indie storytellers like Conor Oberst and Sufjan Stevens, Andy
Holmes' late-night folk music is rich with existential observations about everything from panic attacks, to the loneliness of city life." -IndyWeek
Andy Holmes is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist living in Philadelphia, PA.
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