1. |
Found It
03:54
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2. |
Just Like That
03:31
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If this is how we’re living
I’m giving all I’m giving
I’m looking for easier
If I’m walking next to you
I’m hoping you’ll be smiling too
But it’s getting harder
I love you just like that-
Standing there and looking back
I love you just like that
[Chorus]
I wanna fill your emptiness
I wanna fix your sad
But I’m not for filling empty glasses
By now I know that
You got love to give
Believe me I want to take it in
I want to make it mine, make it something
We’ve got stories
We’ve got thick and thin
Buried deep, buried in the mountain
I love you just like that-
Standing there and looking back
I love you just like that
[Chorus]
I wanna fill your emptiness
I wanna fix your sad
But I’m not for filling empty glasses
By now I know that
I try to fill your emptiness
I wind up mad
Cause I’m not for filling empty glasses
By now I know that
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3. |
Silence
05:53
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Tall like an oak tree, it comes crashing down
Bent till it broke me, till we broke ourselves down
Love, it won’t leave me, it’s sticking around
You came up so close, somehow, you feel you let yourself down
Darling just leave it now, go on an make yourself proud
Building your castle up to the clouds
[Chorus]
‘Cause I see now
A silence has fallen but it’s the right sound right now
A silence has fallen on us
A silence is rolling, coming, and going,
A silence has fallen on us
And out in the rushing stream it all tumbles out
Then you come raging in and I’m tripping with doubt
Lost on the laughing, late in the night
[Chorus]
Falling like a fading light it softly hits the ground
And though I fear the start of night it always comes around
And it’s out of my hands
I’m lost in love, and floating like a bird that never lands
Never giving up
And now taking flight
Lost in love, I’m floating away to the silent night
[Chorus]
Falling like a fading light it softly hits the ground
And though I fear the start of night it always comes around
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4. |
Monster
03:57
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5. |
Criss Cross Fence
04:35
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Lindsay Foote Boston, Massachusetts
Lindsay Foote writes honest, soul-bearing Americana music, coupled with a voice that will melt even the hardest heart. She has toured nationally and internationally, and already released two EPs and a full album. After many years of honing her craft in Toronto, Lindsay is now making a name for herself in the vibrant Boston folk scene. ... more
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