1. |
Colorado
04:20
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i would write you a postcard everyday
even if you were just feet away
just to tell you what i should've said
tell me how i could have been better
remember when i sent you all my love from colorado
remember that one summer day
when we just sat and laid
nothing else could ever be the same
tell me how i could have been better
remember when i sent you all my love from colorado
i would write you a postcard everyday
even if you were just feet away
just to tell you what i should've said
tell me how i could have been better
remember when i sent you all my love from colorado
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2. |
The River
03:56
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the river flows to the sea
just like your flows to me
it washes away all my doubt
and gives me faith throughout
take my hand
and rest your heart
at the river
the trees sway all around me
i track through the snow to get thee
so meet me at the river
and swim with me to the sea
take my hand
and rest your heart
at the river
take my hand and follow me
to whatever and that we may see
and just know that my love will flow like the river
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3. |
Find A Way
04:28
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you've seen me walk through the night
into the other side
and know i've always tried
to keep my faith alive
and hope i find a way
to change my ways
and know i'll be the same
without saying your name
and days may all feel the same
but the sun will rise the next day
so keep your eyes to the west
and see whats coming next
and hope we find a way
to change our ways
and know i'll be the same
without changing my name
you've seen me walk through the night
into the other side
and know i've always tried
to keep my faith alive
and hope we find a way
to change our ways
and know i'll be the same
without changing my name
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4. |
Burn Out the Days
03:22
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5. |
1000 Words
01:13
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The Great Divide Champaign, Illinois
Benjamin Montalbano - Banjo / Vocals
Will Yanez - Guitar / Vocals
Sam Peters - Bass / Vocals
Erick Eckstrom - Percussion
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