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We Were Young
04:01
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We'd spend hours staring down into the deepest ocean
Without wondering where the time had gone
And every day was just the same but it didn't matter
'Cause every day was beautiful
The pebbles scattered all along the shoreline seemed like anchors
And they held our world down
We let our voices ring into the evening air
Without hesitation or restraint
Because
We were young
And the world hadn't, come undone
And time was on our side
Time was on our side
We let every victory make the sun burn brighter
And the rain fall in defeat
And though our world was so small it was all we needed
To feel complete
And all we wanted in the world was the become older
And everything would fall right into place
And everyone would fall in love
'Cause ever after always follows happily
Because
We were young
And the world hadn't, come undone
And time was on our side
Time was on our side
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2. |
Whiskey
04:08
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Let me finish my whiskey
Drown my sins and your fears
As you float down a river
Fed by crocodile tears
Awake in a panic
Sweat draped on my cheeks
If my heart's the conductor
Then you missed every beat
Go find a new lover, go find a new home
Somewhere the waves will sing you their song
Swim to the shoreline crawl out from the sea
But your troubles will come calling out from the deep
I know my heart is broken
But it's trying to feel
An ounce of regret
Never loses appeal
And how many times have
You let someone go
Before they could see you
For who you truly are
Go find a new lover, go find a new home
Somewhere the waves will sing you their song
Swim to the shoreline crawl out from the sea
But your troubles will come calling out from the deep
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3. |
The Changing Leaves
03:48
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Take your time
You're in no hurry and neither am I
Let's unwind
Sit and watch the world pass us by
The future seems
brighter than ever before
The sunshine feels
warmest after the storm
All I can see
And all I can dream
We found in that cold autumn night
And I know
That old aches hurt the most
Leave them be
Lay them to rest and bury them deep
This new groove
This little rhythm that we've sunk into
Could just be
The most beautiful thing the I've ever seen
All I can see
and all I can dream
we found in that cold autumn night
All I can see
And all I can dream
We found under the changing leaves
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Noah Edwards Victoria, British Columbia
Noah Edwards music is a blend of west coast folk, mixed with jazz, blues and pop rock songwriting sensibilities. Hailing from Victoria on the south coast of Vancouver Island, his songs are influenced by the beautiful environment he grew up in, and the eclectic mix of people who come in and out of ones life. ... more
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