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The Leaves Will Turn
02:15
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Take me back to August, there we'll hit rewind and try again.
The leaves will turn from green to red, that's right.
From green to red.
And try again.
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Gone
03:27
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Instrumental
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Take Me Home
02:21
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I want so much your will to be done but I'm so tired
My thoughts are not your thoughts and I fear they'll never be.
I find that life goes on even though I've fallen sleep
Take me away from here
or come back soon
Take me away from here
or come back soon
Take me home
I'm not a righteous man. I am not, but I am
I want so much your will to be done but I'm so tired
Take me home.
I'm not righteous man. I am not, but I am.
My thoughts are not your thoughts and I fear they'll never be
Take me home
I'm not a righteous man. I am not, but I am
I find that life goes on even though I've fallen asleep
Take me away from here
or come back soon
Take me away from here
or come back soon
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Hinges and Closed Doors
02:58
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I have only put something in place of something else and I'm finding it doesn't fit.
Hinges. You're need hinges to open the door; you can't get in, you can't get out.
Change. Things change and so do people, I change too, I have.
I praise your name and destroy it in the same breath.
I pray your will and struggle to accept it.
You trust me with souls when I cannot trust my own.
Lord, be my hinge open wide my heart's door.
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George Rogers Clark Upland, Indiana
George Rogers Clark is Adam Stump.
George Rogers Clark recommends:
Midde States EP
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The Appleseed Cast are one of my biggest influences. I will love them forever.
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Funeral Home EP
by Funeral Home
Good pals of mine making some shoegazy droney jams.
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"Who would want to leave?" is the most accurate song to ever sum up my teenage years... mainly because it was written by one of my best buds.
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