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God River Waltz
03:51
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God River Waltz
you were an ocean that I tried to cross
and I was a desert where we both got lost for a lifetime
we broke apart like a cliff after winter
there ain't no ice to keep us a mountain no more
the river has a voice like a sweet mandolin
she sounds like a bird that has two broken wings
there ain't nowhere she'll go
there ain't no place that she'll go that the shoreline don't know
aa-ooh you were an ocean, I was a desert
aa-ooh you were an ocean I tried to cross
god is a twisted and weathered pine
we cut its branches and built us a fire that gave no warmth at all
gave no warmth at all
the wood was the green of a northern river
we poured gasoline on this life and burnt it to ash
aa-ooh you were an ocean, I was a desert
aa-ooh you were an ocean I tried to cross
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Dreamer's Sea
04:50
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Dreamer's Sea
If I walked myself down this road
it was for something
the storm is finally blowing in
long after I choked on the dust
the red air turned into red mud
left stains on my feet and in my lungs
when I close my eyes
oh the things I see
I am finally breaking
along the cracks this country wore in me
— the damage the darkness
of drowning in a dreamers sea
— the damage the darkness
of drowning in a dreamers sea
there is a demon that lives inside of me
and pulls me down into heaviness
and here I am under the rubble of the avalanche
caused by the slow erosion
that I let go for too long
and now I need to dig myself up
to the light of day
—the damage the darkness
of drowning in a dreamers sea
ooh —the damage the darkness (repeat)
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Calla Kinglit Whitehorse, Yukon
Calla Kinglit is a songwriter who draws inspiration from the awe of wilderness and the human experience. She is recording her debut album comprised of songs written while living as a researcher in the Congo Basin in Cameroon, exploring the vast beauty of her home in Canada’s Yukon wilderness, manoeuvring landslides in the Himalayas, and contemplating the spiritual journey of one small being. ... more
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