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Due South
03:34
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Embracing the miles that lie before
Reconcile the time and place
She'll go easy on me when I reach her finally
Embracing the miles that lie before
Due south, whispers on the forest floor
You were here, easing the days that went before
A kings heart runs so deep, but a wise man draws it out...
Due south, murmurs on the forest air
You are here, descending down the cabin stair
A shimmering line of silver and blue
And beyond a home, the home of me and you...
We had mountains rise before us
We had monsters to the rear
Whispers in the half light playing upon our latent fears
Joy that broke upon us like the tide on a winter shore
Into the south, into the south...
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Your Heart Wears It Well
04:22
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Going Your Way
04:15
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Stand Up For Your Love
03:36
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What Needed To Be said
03:24
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Get Up, Make It Better
04:05
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As Good As You Are
03:57
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Boxcar Revival
04:15
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Evelyn
03:24
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The Stuntwoman
03:12
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All Stand In Line
03:31
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Billy Liberator Woking, UK
Singer-songwriter.
Guitars and Words Family man. Amateur hiker
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