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A Beginning
02:47
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On the Back of A Whale
02:55
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The war was nearly over but we didn't know that/ we were too small to know that, we were young and all we knew was our bodies and the games that they liked to play/ I ain't saying I'd do it any better/ So when the war was over I rode a whale back to the states/ To visit my parent's farm/ That's where I stay too this day/ Cast out of my Eden/ So lost without my Eve/ I ain't blaming you for anything
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Hope in a Mason Jar
04:35
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Apple of My Eye
03:32
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There's an apple in your eye/ I can see it sticking out/ It could be a lot worse though/ I think I can get it out/ I'll keep my hands steady/ I won't sleep a wink/ I'll disinfect all the instruments/ I'll take the utmost care/ I'll be painstakingly precise/ I've got all my time to spare/ I'll keep my hands steady/ I won't sleep a wink/ Until you can look so easily/ at me and blink
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A Matter of Time
05:45
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A Garden Song
05:12
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Carrots are half eaten by rabbits/ collards are withering in the sun/ tomatoes are the new homes of caterpillars and worms/ spinach isn't even edible now/
So take time to sow/ give love to things that grow/ cause everything that lives knows when it's loved/ when your garden says that you're out of it
Spend hours out in the sunlight/ bring the dirt close to your mouth/ have lengthy conversations with grubs and the birds/ they'll tell you the truth you need to hear
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The Clockmaker's Son
03:45
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Salt of the Earth
02:29
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Right Arm of God
06:08
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