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The Dark
03:34
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I’m going now to the dark
The colors bleached out
And there is no heart
Oh I’m going now, to the dark
Everything’s bleached out
And I feel no heart
I can hear you from miles away
Reaching out from a distance
Reaching out through the silence
The silence
I’m going now, nothing far
Just somewhere quiet
Somewhere in the dark
Oh I’m going now, to the dark
Where nothing moves
And I feel no heart
I can hear you from miles away
Reaching out from a distance
Reaching out through the silence
The silence
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Your Turn To Pray
04:04
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I don’t know much about hard times
But I guess they’re here
I got a little note that says you’re off somewhere
You’re gone across the water
Where the willows stand
And I guess you’re holding someone else’s hand
So little time for us
So little time for us
You know I can’t stay
I’m going home
It’s your turn to pray
But when the time comes
Make it last
I’m sitting by the fire going through a box
And even your picture eats me up
And I think about those times, it’s hard to stop
So I close my eyes, and close my mouth
There’s no words left to say
There’s only hope to hear a distant prayer
So little time for us
So little time for us
You know I can’t stay
I’m going home
It’s your turn to pray
But when the time comes
Make it last
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Sweetheart Oslo, Norway
Quiet americana music from Norway
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