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Bits & Pieces
03:08
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Standing, facing silver reflections
In low light
Fragmented into artwork
Collage of a person
Oh, what do I know?
Bits and pieces
Oh, what do I know?
I am new to this
In time she sees a common thread
That can or can't be cut
She thinks of different pictures
That she can make with her scissors
Oh, what do I know?
Bits and pieces
Oh, what do I know?
I am new to this
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Come With Me
03:34
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I have walked where nobody goes
Lonely the whole way
Sights I've seen remind me
It is an invitation
To places that stay so long in me
That when I turn to hide my tracks
I find new ways to get back
Who would try to walk with me?
Only some who have crossed my path
Their footprints last
In wilderness, brown and green
There is no separation
In the air, between the leaves
There is a celebration
Come with me
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Wild Eye Lawrence, Kansas
Wild Eye is Ross Williams, currently of Lawrence, Kansas.
Wild Eye recommends:
tons of great artists on this label, owned and operated by good friends.
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Fairgrounds Vol. 2
by Haymaker Records
This Kansas City label is committed to discovering and supporting psychedelic musicians, and they put on a really cool festival called Outer Reaches.
go to albumIf you like Wild Eye, you may also like:
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The Nothing
by The Last Dinosaur
Jamie Cameron conveys heartbreak and loss with violins, acoustic plucking, tambourine beats, and whispered lyrics.
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Wealth of Sorrow
by Cahalen Morrison
Bright and skipping songs that foreground the sound of the banjo and fingerstyle guitar in music that feels timeless.
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