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Overture
00:58
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Whispering Deep
02:08
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Thank you all for coming
why don’t you order up a round
I’d love to tell the story of my gay new town
And how I went down
Song 2: whispering deep
I heard the waves whisper sweet
An invite to an endless sleep
Let the fish chew on my heavy bones
When they sink into the deep
Forever out of reach
Salvation from a place I once called home
I’d never need to speak
My voice lost to the sea
Silent as the tide that comes and goes
Let the ocean give me peace
A watery reprieve
Nothing left but ashes in my wake
They’ll forget all about me
I’ll finally be free
No more burdens on more weary soul
I’d never need to speak
My voice lost to the sea
Silent as the tide that comes and goes
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Beer is nothing but a joke
Moonshine will just make you choke
To make your sorrows all just go away
Just have some whiskey
Wine can't hold them all down
the nightmares are too hard to drown
When you need the burn to put out all the flames
just have some whiskey
Rye whiskey does the job and good 'ol bourbon, too
Those Kentucky boys sure know how to silence all my blues
Canadian will also do just fine
to exorcise the demons from your mind (mind, mind)
Start again if you please
run as far as you need
if you find your past there when you arrive
just have some whiskey
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4. |
C'est Si Bon
04:30
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C'est Si Bon
It's true it was so good
C'est Si Bon
Would never ask for more
C'est Si Bon
There were promises to keep
C'est Si Bon
I felt so all alone
But the night they say is darkest just before the breaking dawn
And the night they say is darkest after all has come and gone, C'est Si Bon.
It's all gone
Everything I had
It's all gone
The only life I knew
It's all gone
The place I called my home
It's all gone
Burned to light my way
But the night they say is darkest just before the breaking dawn
And the night they say is darkest after all has come and gone, C'est Si Bon.
One more drink
if you think that it will help
One more drink
I think you might be right
One more drink
you've all been so very kind
One more drink
it's all just medicine
But the night they say is darkest just before the breaking dawn
And the night they say is darkest after all has come and gone, C'est Si Bon
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5. |
Sleep Like The Dead
03:21
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What does it mean to sleep in your dreams?
To never open your eyes?
Feelings of dread when you rest your head,
The void is not a surprise
May the grave stay
Far away
But for today
Sleep like the dead
There is no comfort to unending slumber
Nothing to feel but the cold
The stone is your bed and where you rest your head
To wait for your time in a hole
May the grave stay
Far away
But for today
Sleep like the dead
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Juliet and the East Portland, Oregon
Portland based band led by songwriter and multi instrumentalist Juliet Terrill
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