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What's To Come
04:01
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Before the years I lost my ground
Before the doubts than kept my only worry from the sound
There was something there that spoke out loud
But despite of what I heard I never made my way around
No use in wasting time, what's done is done
It's just another sign of what's to come
So when the pillars stand too tall
When all the waves have died down just to roll back into one
Will those bitter words be out for blood?
Still better now to wonder than to see where they belong
No use in wasting time, what's done is done
It's just another sign of what's to come
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From The Start
03:37
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Have I been held back in my step
Wasting moments on the wire
Is there a reason to forget?
Is there a chance we've fallen too far?
You were always there
Always there from the start
Is there a lesson to be learned
From the highs and the lows
From the balance that can break
When my caution begins to show?
And though the feeling runs deep
I stay with what I know
No matter how hard I try
There's that need for a little something more
But you were always there
Always there from the start
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3. |
Need From Me
03:37
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Lend me your voice
Lend me some piece of mind
I’ve got patience to burn
Patience to know what’s right
And with no troubles in the way
We’ll find
Whatever words were left behind
Oh, just tell me what you need, from me
I’ve spent my life
Recalling the tales you’ve told
Through every mistake
With no thought of letting go
And you can hide until the truth
Unfolds
It’s just your luck you care the most
Oh, just tell me what you need, from me
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4. |
Never Like Before
03:44
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It's never like before
Through every in between
I never could be sure
And when the weight takes hold
Will you be on your own
Or will you be too blind to see?
You're better where you are
You'll never pull it by me
It's never like before
I had my own disguise
Could never prove me wrong
And though I had my doubts
I had to waste my pride
I had to wait my turn to see
You're better where you are
You'll never pull it by me
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5. |
Back Again
04:29
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If only now this fear could fall
The easy life would be yours to take
With years to walk from where we came
With every step, we'd slip away
In silence we'd fade
So lonely heart don't speak too soon
You're not too far from the love you had
And left to chance you still may find
That constant turn, that slow reprise
Follow me back again
We'll find a way
We'll get back there someday
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6. |
When You Know
03:53
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I knew you from somewhere
I knew you had somewhere to go
You'll believe me when you know
You'll believe me when you know
I knew you from somewhere
I knew you were never alone
You'll believe me when you know
You'll believe me when you know
There's a brightness that will show
There's a brightness that will hold
You'll believe me when you know
You'll believe me when you know
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Split Screens Croton On Hudson, New York
Split Screens is the psych-folk project of NY based multi-instrumentalist Jesse Cafiero
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Rory of Nitemoves is a good bud of mine and happens to be the drummer on Split Screens' EP. He's kinda a musical genius in all respects. This record is fucking wild!!
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Coast Jumper is a real band. Meaning, you have that rare instance of 5 people making music that clearly have spent quite a bit of time together on stage and off....it comes across for sure!!
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