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Already Mine
03:12
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River
02:48
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Darling I confess to the whole filthy mess
And to be frank with you it’s been weighing on me too
It’s been three whole days since my last confession
It’s the way that we walk, it’s the way that we talk
Into the places aching in us
And then we come alive, we come alive like the summertime
O and Hail, Mary, full of grace be kind
Take me down to the river I know
Take me down to the river I know
Where it’s all gonna change
Yea but it’ll be the same
We’ll say, take me back again, take me back again
Take me back again, take me back again
Wake up darling shake off the darkness
We’ve been tasked with running our hardest
And if we leave now we might make it to the county line by sunrise
Where they’re waiting on us to reach that Jordan like a finish line
O What’re we supposed to do
With the pieces that we’ve killed
You better hold on boy you better hold good
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Wasting Time
04:02
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Wasting Time
I’ve been on high alert all of this time
Waiting for the punch line
What was that, what is this, is this the end
Where you’re leaving me again
I’ve been wasting time, darling
I’ve been wasting time, my dear
I’ve been wasting time, darling
All of these years
Then there came, came a change and it was real
But slow as the road
And I saw, saw of it all of her fame,
Margo I’m sad like a ghost
Well I knew who I was at just 17
But I froze and forgot
To wake up right here at 36 with three small kids
Damn, it feels too late
Damn, it feels too late
Damn, it feels too late
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Give Me a Heart
03:14
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Give me a heart that is ready for love
Not burned up and twisted like mine
Give me a place where I can
Breathe you in deep and release
All that’s built up in my mind
O How I miss you
Tell me where you come from
And I’ll come to you
Honey now don’t close your eyes
(repeat)
I’ll send you a sign that is
Meant to reveal me to you
Will you be ready inside
‘Cause there is a truth we can trust
And there is a hope we can find
But fear gets so strong that we don’t find
What we’re missing
O How we love to find ourselves riding on the underground
‘Cause we know it well
O We don’t know what we’re gonna do
No we don’t seem to really have a clue
We don’t know what we’re gonna do at all
At all
Tell me where you come from
And I’ll come to you
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Anything
04:47
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Anything
You’ve got what I need, and I don’t think I’m so bad for you
Please don’t set your fee, where I can’t get to you
But hold on, this time, we’ll set that world on fire
anything you want, anything you need
Anything you think that you might want to be
I’ll find it, I’ll find it
Honey I know, I aint always loved you the best
See I’ve been on this road for so long
Honestly I’m surprised I get to
Still see you smiling at me
Well they we’ve got a lifetime, to be as one
But when I see that look on her face and she’s mad I think
My time might be done
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Timbers Kansas City, Kansas
Timbers is Aaron Mitchum, Devon Teran, Riley Taylor and Nate Lewis. Their uplifting music has been capturing the attention of Kansas City audiences since 2013. Playing a harmony of rock and roll, country and soul, it's the kind of songwriting that is simultaneously familiar and fresh. ... more
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