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Start Anew
06:05
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A cormorant
So sweet to see
Grass rising up to your knee
We laughed about
Oh what a lark
Evening's come but it's not dark
But I remember in springtime
There's a place
Where you can go
Through the grove down to the knoll
By the river bend
We make amends
In this place where we can go
But I remember in springtime
Trees were so bare
And rivers they were dry
Time passed us by
Until the season starts anew
Oh I remember in springtime
Down by the sea
How we would sing
There's one for you, and two for me
Water's clear
Clear to see
Nature's translucent melody
But I remember in springtime
Trees were so bare
And rivers they were dry
Time passed us by
Until the season starts anew
Oh I remember in springtime
We would laugh
Nothing was lackadaisical
Oh this is true
Nothing more
I say to you
I remember in springtime
Trees were so bare
And rivers they were dry
Time passed us by
Until the season starts anew
Oh I remember in springtime
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16 Caroline
04:51
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Shuffling through streets of the downtown plaza
Breeze blowing through your hair
Cracks in the sidewalks tell stories untold of
The people and of the things that were there
Show time is common place
Performers start to rush in
Who will grab your attention tonight?
No matter- it's always a sight
And
Under the moonlit night
The street lamps seem so bright
Drink your drink dry
Under Saratogian sky
The sound strikes and the crowds rush in
You take the stage again
Put your name down on that sheet
You'll be damned of the people that you meet
And
Under the moonlit night
The street lamps seem so bright
Drink your drink dry
Under Saratogian sky
A fiddler, a joker, guitarists in slew
It's a good sight to see to get back to your roots
You know Caroline calls my name again
But it never seems the same
And
Under the moonlit night
The street lamps seem so bright
Drink your drink dry
Under Saratogian sky
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She was a coal man's daughter
She was a pretty thing
And I heard her laugh
It made me sing
She took me in from the outside
And she gave me a kiss
She sang me a song
It sounds like this
Well, I walked with the devil on this land
Moved with the devil as I took her hand
There she stood oh so kind
Walked with the devil and made it
To the other side
She was a mister's sister
With eyes of gold
They sparkled in the sunlight
Or so I'm told
With her locks of red
Now we went to bed
There's not much more
That needs to be said
Well, I walked with the devil on this land
Moved with the devil as I took her hand
Can't you see what she means to me
Walked with the devil and made it
To the other side
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4. |
Another Day
03:54
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Lonely talks with the one I love
Singing to me from above
Couple of drinks and it's all gone
Until you're with me again
Hopping around down on Phila Street
Holding hands with the ones we meet
It's another day on the calendar
But it's the same day to me
The smile upon her face
Swept aside by hesitation's embrace
Took your time with it all
What more can I say?
There she is now by your side
Love's misbegotten lullaby
The long illusion is all gone
If they have left who are you?
Now she's gone and so am I
It was a new day yesterday
It's a lie when I hear you say
All we have is time
The smile upon her face
Swept aside by hesitation's embrace
Took your time with it all
What more can I say?
Lonely talks with the one I love
Singing to me from above
Couple of drinks and it's all gone
And now she's with me again
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5. |
Winter's Kiss
04:13
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It's midnight it seems
And your deepest dreams
Are whispered in the night
In the night
The coffee stains
Upon the page
Where you worked
Forever and a day
The fallen snow comes
And goes throughout the night
Winter's kiss is here
And it comes with such a delight
But now it's time
To turn down the lights
And close the door
There's much more to see
Much more
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Lucas Garrett Queensbury, New York
Lucas Garrett has played professionally for over seven years. His unique song selections is often hard to pin down to a
specific genre, but audiences enjoy themselves. Or, they seem to anyway!
A self-proclaimed "anti-pop song" writer, his songs might not be Top-40, but they're still catchy.
Lucas released his debut EP, "Evening's Come But It's Not Dark," in January of 2017.
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