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Boys Don't Cry
03:52
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Call Me Maybe
05:19
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Keep You On My Side
04:40
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Everyone sees, but only I know
Nothing to lose, nothing to save to make a whole
What if I should make a loss?
Hold up both my hands, my fingers crossed
I don't sleep well, laying low
Never keepin' up, never lettin' go
What if I should look away?
Every human touch will be repayed
Without restraint
Within our veins
We bide our time, stay afloat
Keepin' the sun up off our bones
I never asked to know, I never planned
Till it was swept out of my hand
We bide our time, stay afloat
Keepin' the dying light exposed
I never asked to know, I never lied
So I could keep you on my side
We feel the same
Without restraint
We feel the same
Within our veins
Everyone comes, but only I stay
Nowhere to look, nowhere to turn to fall away
What if I should call it off?
Hold up my demands with my heart uncrossed
I don't sleep well, laying low
Never keepin' up, never lettin' go
What if I should let it fade
Every human touch will be repayed
Without restraint
Within our veins
We bide our time, stay afloat
Keepin' the sun up off our bones
I never asked to know, I never planned
Till it was swept out of my hand
We bide our time, stay afloat
Keepin' the dying light exposed
I never asked to know, I never lied
So I could keep you on my side
We feel the same
Without restraint
We feel the same
Within our veins
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Folkslinger Portland, Oregon
Folkslinger is like a musical donut. Sweet, heavy, thick, colorful, accessible and shameful. Don’t question it, try it.
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