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Words
07:36
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You say love and I say love but something's missing
You say love and I say love but something's
You say love and I say
You say love and I say nothing
When our words become lost through repetition
If I knew how to make friends I'd learn to listen
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Water
03:48
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When you finally see truth, you only see pain
But the trouble was there it was always in place
I can't say what is right, so I won't say what is wrong
I've wasted too many words I've written too many
Maybe watch how the leaf floats
Maybe see how the stone splits
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You Say Love
06:42
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Wise Mind
11:01
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Words (zweiton remix)
10:36
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Drew Danburry Baltimore, Maryland
Drew Danburry has independently toured and released records since 2002.
He's released
over 400 songs on over 20 albums/13 EPs and played 800 + shows worldwide. Including 2 Daytrotter sessions, 3 invitations to Pop Montreal, 1 to Pygmalion Music Festival and 1 to Treefort Music Festival.
He's accomplished this long list of acheivements almost entirely DIY.
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