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Down the 101
02:54
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Down the 101
What happened to those drives down to you
Winding and rolling 101
Green and misty mossy and listing
I guess we all grow up someday
Where’d the time pass when I was away
Folding and fading all-day
Pining and drifting calling and missing
I guess we all grow up someday
I don’t remember when you weren’t my friend
Time is passing once again
On and in on and in
On and in on and in on and on and on and in
When I was a child once before calling right outside your door
Tossing and turning crying and yearning
I guess we all grow up someday
I don’t remember when you weren’t my friend
Time is passing once again
On and in on and in
On and in on and in on and on and on and in
What happened to those drives down to you
Winding and rolling 101
Green and misty mossy and listing
I guess we all grow up someday
I guess we all grow up someday
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Honey in the Jar
03:29
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Honey In the Jar
If I described it to you it would be outlined in white and blue
And those old trees caught the ivy like the trapeze falling girl
And I knew her like I knew myself she would hang yellow stars in that navy sky
Through the old trees and the mint leaves oh she held magic in her arms
Stir it gentle like honey in the jar
Move it slowly so slowly you’ll catch stars
These memories carry weight carry fire
Do my feet still remember the way through the forest like they used to play
Or is it gone now like a ghost town am I a specter to the past
Stir it gentle like honey in the jar
Move it slowly so slowly you’ll catch stars
These memories carry weight carry fire
One day it’ll all go away
One day it’ll all go away
One day it’ll all go away
The bees are still out in late fall
They swim through the sky like it’s nothing at all
And the honey that she left me is still good after all
Stir it gentle like honey in the jar
Move it slowly so slowly you’ll catch stars
These memories carry weight carry fire
Stir it gentle like honey in the jar
Move it slowly so slowly you’ll catch stars
These memories carry weight carry fire
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Blue Eyes
03:40
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Blue Eyes
You are steady like the waves after a great great storm
Are you ready to hold this heavy heart in your arms
You’re familiar like coming back home in the dark
I could not see the way but I knew the light was on down that road
Carry me like the open sea you’re the sky to me
You hold me tight whisper every night blue eyes
Rain-soaked tulips shine gold and bright in the gray
All those love songs made sense one fine spring day
I’m scared to say it but I think I loved you all along
If I tell you will you stay or will you run
Carry me like the open sea you’re the sky to me
You hold me tight whisper every night blue eyes
You are steady like the waves after a great storm
But are you ready to hold this heavy heart in your arms
Carry me like the open sea you’re the sky to me
You hold me tight whisper every night blue eyes blue eyes
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Molly Kate Portland, Oregon
In a lush, verdant forest tucked away just beyond Doaks Ferry Road, Molly Kate grew up climbing trees, playing make believe, and listening to the greats: Bill Withers, Joni Mitchell, Joan Baez–the list goes on. Molly Kate's music is an ethereal mix of alternative folk, pop, and Americana rooted in her Pacific Northwest upbringings. ... more
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