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Carlsbad

Scout's Honor; Scott Simpson

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I went into the hole with you to give silence a name and to know who we've both been talking to, to strike a match and light a flame. But the darkness was complete and the weight of it was intense. Our tongues were tightly reigned--- none of this makes any sense. Oh, don't hide yourself away like a prisoner underground don't leave the light of day for this hiding place you've found. A subterranean river moves to hollow out an empty place. Can you feel it in your heart? I can see it in your face. And the man in the uniform tells me about the weight of stone and there's a child who's on vacation, but he's crying to go home, And the wonder of a cavern is the time that it takes to carve a space of silent blackness, and the hollow sound it makes. I have traveled south across the barren dirt, and I will open up my mouth, and I will say the words--- We will talk of love and friendship, we will talk of poetry, and we will talk about the pain that carves the holes in you and me. (chorus) I can feel it in my heart..., can you see it in my face?

Source: ScottSimpsonAllLyrics (2).pdf · pp. 236–237

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Mostly Keepers (1)
I went into the hole with you to give silence a name and to know who we've both been talking to, to strike a match and light a flame. But the darkness was complete and the weight of it was intense. Our tongues were tightly reigned--- none of this makes any sense. Oh don't hide yourself away like a prisoner underground don't leave the light of day for this hiding place you've found. A subterranean river moves to hollow out an empty place. Can you feel it in you heart? I can see it in your face. And the man in the uniform tells me about the weight of stone and there's a child who's on vacation, but he's crying to go home, And the wonder of a cavern is the time that it takes to carve a space of silent blackness, and the hollow sound it makes. I have traveled south across the barren dirt, and I will open up my mouth, and I will say the words--- We will talk of love and friendship, we will talk of poetry, and we will talk about the pain that carves the holes in you and me. (chorus) I can feel it in my heart..., can you see it in my face?

Source: Mostly Keepers (1).doc

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Recording details (2)
Wind Upon the Branches · CarlsbadListen on Apple Music
Red · CarlsbadListen on Apple Music

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