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Static
04:37
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I feel alright
I feel alright
With this static in my mind
I can tune it out at times
It’s the colour blue
Long ago
Long ago
I packed the world in my car
But I didn’t get to far
Cause I found you
It’s like drinking red wine on a cold night
And not worrying about time
It’s like getting through a long fight on a dark night
With you still by my side
I should have known better than to go down this road with you
I let it get the best of me but you were there to pull me through
My static’s all out of tune
It’s the colour blue
Here we are
Here we are
With passing time on our hands
Travelling familiar lands
With depictions of you
We’re on a road
We’re on a road
And if we don’t drive too fast
We’ll make this feeling last
It’ll all look new
So let’s drink some red wine on a cold night
And not worry about time
Let's forget about the white lies and the long fights
Cause you’re still by my side
There’s no point in worrying about the things we left behind
No chance of changing the past, so help me change my mind
My static’s all out of tune
It’s the colour blue
I’ve watched the years go by
And the shadows in my mind
Make it hard to let me see
All the beauty there for me
I can’t help but get this way
It would help to hear you say
You’re still here with me
So let’s drink some red wine on a cold night
And not worry about time
Let's forget about the white lies and the long fights
Cause you’re still by my side
My static’s all out of tune
My static’s all out of tune
My static’s all out of tune
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2. |
New Beginnings
03:30
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I'm trading my loss for a blessing
This journey's been hard, but I'll summon the strength
To meet you this summer in a new world
A new beginning for me
A new beginning for you
I hold my head high through the shadows
The valley is deep, but my path is true
One foot in front of the other
My weary feet carry me towards you
A new day is born when my dreams take flight
A seed takes the form of a new precious life
When the sun sets, a new day dawns
Our hopes and dreams, they live on
A new way is born as we turn to each other
Dancing as one, to face the storms together
The storm clouds, they move on
Our hopes and dreams, they live on
I'm placing my hope on a blessing
You'll lean into me and I'll hang onto you
Holding your hand in a new world
A new beginning for me
A new beginning for you
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Cheap Perfume
04:21
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I’ll put the fire on
Dark days are gonna last just a little bit longer
Feelings are gonna get just a little bit stronger
One step ahead
Just one before we get pushed a little bit farther
Mountains seem to get just a little bit taller
Baby don’t you need a little hope
I want to sit in a crowded room
Smell the stale beer and cheap perfume
Songs and hearts vibrating with muffled emotions
I just need a little time to push back on the line
So baby turn me on
Turn off the lights and get just a little bit closer
Nights just seem to get just a little bit colder
Leave all your thoughts and fears behind
Put to rest what’s been on your mind
Your favourite record’s on and I’m ready to hold you
We just need a little time to push back on the line
Baby let the clouds float away
I want to sit in a crowded room
Smell the stale beer and cheap perfume
Songs and hearts vibrating with muffled emotions
Don’t you need a little time to push back on the line
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Les Chanterelles Fredericton, New Brunswick
Les Chanterelles step into the world of female vocal trios, blending their unique voices to create sounds aimed directly at
the heart. Justine Everett, Juanita Bourque, and Sylvia Reentovich are anchored by their common Acadian culture and love for three-part-harmony.
A Harvest Music Festival debut, a CBC recording and a new music release are just a few of their many recent achievements.
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