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I have felt its touch
taste the end of enough
The twist and pull of your heart strings
a face your face is marked by deceit
Come on wake up, come on wake up
wake up
Wake Up
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Roadblock (Acoustic)
05:04
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You Met in a Place
Take her hand and win your sweet embrace
It's a quarter to three, and four and five and six
You run the risk
You're Fading in and Out
Beauty is lost
Seduction takes her stand, and lights a fire
That burns and burns those tiny lips
Those tiny bedroom eyes
You're Fading in and Out
I can't I wont I shouldn't go there
It's too dark, too dark for me I'm empty of resource
I know that love is gonna kill me and bring me back again
I'll survive by and by my pain
Renewal, Rewind
Replacing stationary roadblocks
You're caring to care
You make it fair, and tie your snare in
knots
I can't I wont I shouldn't go there
It's too dark, too dark for me I'm empty of resource
I know that love is gonna kill me and bring me back again
I'll survive/derived by and by my pain
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Sam McLeod Nashville, Tennessee
A Nashville native, Sam McLeod released his debut EP “Introduction to Dreaming” (an alternative-rock project) in 2015. Sam’s style has matured into an indie folk sound that creates a graceful fusion of influences like Ethan Gruska, Leelanhd, James Vincent McMorrow, and Jarryd James. His artistry is one that pierces the heart with enthralling lyrics and captivating vocals. ... more
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