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Landscapes Between Us
03:14
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Landscapes Between Us
Fire and ice; it’s year 15.
Fire and ice; no distinguishing
We've seen so much beauty our eyes have grown dim
We've seen too much; can’t look back again
You said, “We need to separate,
to see the landscapes between us”
We didn’t hesitate
to see the landscapes between us
Waters fall, and mornings break.
Coastlines long and mountain-scapes
We need to separate
You said, “We need to separate,
to see the landscapes between us”
We didn’t hesitate
to see the landscapes between us
What was two lanes reduced to just one
Went lots of new ways, never had so much fun
It’s your turn to drive; it’s time for the rain
We'll ruin these landscapes, don’t come back again.
You said, “We need to separate,
to see the landscapes between us”
We didn’t hesitate
to see the landscapes between us
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Nothing Left to Show
02:41
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Nothing Left to Show
Why ask me to hold on
and then let go
Don't try to hide it
If there's nothing left to show
Streetlights fade out
like a tired match
it burns until it fades
Landscapes roll out
and sprawl across the plain
you can watch in fold, in wait
I know you know
a lot will help it go
You found you show
a little is all we know
Clock hands travel
all across the globe
always coming home
Why ask me to hold on
and then let go
Don't try to hide it
If there's nothing left to show
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analog radio Chicago, Illinois
Chicago/Portland-based power pop quartet. Back together after 16 years, although we haven't told either of our fans yet.
analog radio is:
Dann Morr
Brian Royer
Jaime Vazquez
Mike Madzinski
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