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Walls
02:30
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White Fire
02:34
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This winter isn't what I expected, no
Cold and surprising, and a little un-inspiring
But as the heat comes
I breathe and reach my hands out
Change the season
Take my mind, and set me off
Ride this light into the storm, headstrong
I wanna live long and burn bright and wild
A white fire, to cleanse all
Ride this light, my heart is pounding, lungs collapse
Keep my head down, and forward fast
Like white fire to cleanse all
This night has been a fine one
And honestly I think I should tell someone
But what's the point
When it will go
I can't stop this here, this moment's bigger so now I fear
I may never get it back, I must get it back
Ride this light into the storm, headstrong
I wanna live long and burn bright and wild
A white fire, to cleanse all
Ride this light, my heart is pounding, lungs collapse
Keep my head down, and forward fast
Like white fire to cleanse all
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So Fine
02:48
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In The Morning
02:22
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When the sun rises
When the sun opens up it's eyes
I feel the warmth of
I feel the light come
Like another chance, like a moon
In the start of my night
Inspiration shines when I know that I'm still alive
When the stars are out
When the kiss is strong
When the music plays
When I feel the need to dance all night long
Inspiration shines when I can still feel I'm alive
I feel it now
I feel it now
I feel it now
I feel it coming on
When I feel, I'm alive
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These Eyes
03:08
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Fullgrown
01:43
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Where To Go
02:39
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When your guard is up
And you're acting too tough to understand the obvious
And you know this chapter
Doesn't seem like it was planned
But you'll write it anyway, cause you know that it must be
But what I need to know
Is where to go, from here
Holding on for the answers
To see, to find it's clear that you must
Do what is honest, what's true, what you believe
At least that somehow, yes that makes sense to me
Because...
We are not, so much different than our younger ones
Just, going on, trying to make the best of this
And I'm hoping that this story will incite some consequence
And will relieve this turbulence
But what I need to know is where to go from here
Holding on for my brothers, to smash, to break this trend of fear
And do what is honest, what's true, what you believe
At least that somehow, yes that makes sense to me
What I need to know
Is where to go, from here
Holding on for the answers
To see, to find it's clear that you must
Do what is honest, what's true, what you believe
At least that somehow, yes that makes sense to me
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8. |
Never Again
03:10
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Oh Rock 'n' Roll
02:22
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Jacob Acosta Tucson, Arizona
Jacob Acosta is an international performing artist based in Tucson, Arizona. He has released 15 records in the genres of blues rock, indie-shoegaze, pop, deep house, progressive house, americana and folk since 2008 by his own namesake along with the groups Mason, Burning West, HYTS, Roll Acosta, and Race You There. ... more
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