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Follow me to the outskirts of town
To the hill by the chapel where the preacher's found
There lays stone in rows marked by Janes and Joes
Flowers, notes and loved ones go
And I'm pushing up daisies
But I don't believe in ghosts
No I don't believe in ghosts
Look around, take the scenery in
All the dead in their coffins looking grim
There I lie beside, all the teary eyes
Don't you know I'm better off
(c) 2010 - Kelci E. Smith (ASCAP)
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Why, why, why wide world
Why, wide world
Tell me, why, why wide world
Why wide world
Picture’s painted ground’s leveled and sloped
The atmosphere takes frame around its masterpiece
Captivating eyes for miles to see
Tell me why wide world
Realize, take account of
The rise and fall, in and out, here and there breath, breathe
Raise your gaze to see the shooting star
Do you even know
Who you’re really looking for
Darkness falls as a cover round my face
The heavens beckon moonshine in its first phase
Awaken dreams about a sunny place
Tell me why wide world
Do you know who breathed
Inhale, exhale, breathe
Inhale, exhale, breathe
(c) 2010 - Kelci E. Smith (ASCAP)
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Filibuster
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Like, like, like
Um, um, um
So on, so on, so forth, so on
Like, um, like
What filibuster can I muster
This monologue’s a bit lack luster
Shut my mouth
Streams and leaves and rocks and trees
Need no clever eulogies
Don’t let quiet moments and in between pass you by
Shut my mouth
Beautiful things speak for themselves
(c) 2010 - Kelci E. Smith (ASCAP)
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Pretty Pretty Wild
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You stir me
I’m following the scent you leave me
Reading on the page you marked for me
Watch me
Savoring the fruit from your tree
I can’t understand your ways so carefree
You reach me
Coming up for air you teach me
Catch me I know you’ll always be there for me
(c) 2010 - Kelci E. Smith (ASCAP)
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Song Letter
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Words on a page can describe so little
What can I say to contain so much
Pens have strokes like birds have their feathers
But movement carries them
Notes on a page can describe so little
What can I say to contain so much
Bars and measures have their own time
But music carries them
Ba da da da dum
Ba da da da dum
Whispers and thoughts can be sometimes fickle
Tongues can betray the heart inside
Melodies and soulful song
Always speak the most
(c) 2010 - Kelci E. Smith (ASCAP)
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Accession
05:08
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kindlewood Washington D.C., D.C.
kindlewood was an independent band that made dream folk-rock music. Follow the new project at thebandcitrine.com
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