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In Motion
02:39
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So, my love
Here I stand and there you sit
Tired eyes
Beating back those little secrets we've been keeping
You and I
Tell me, love
What you see when I am near
Do you know
Where the time went, how we got here?
Did you feel it?
'Cause I can't say I
Ever had the thought we were in motion
Spinning out amongst the spheres
Tell me, love
Do you think our hands have slipped?
Lately I can't help wondering what I have missed,
and keep on dreaming of could and would
And sometimes getting lost inside the fog
of never-weres and anywheres
And I don't see you there
And I don't see you there
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Tiniest Lights
03:41
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Another winter, another spring
Another old and restless thing
Another tremble, another shake
Another sleeps while the other waits
Bear your burden, the winded balm
Bury it down and down
Who had to put his trust in one so lonesome and so proud
And don't forget to say a word of fire-headed prayer
And if it's not within you, well, ask someone who is there
To turn you out toward the sun
Now that the season's begun
To lift these shadows from your heart
To shine a lightness in your dark
I'm looking out for the tiniest life
I'll be looking out for the tiniest sign
I'll be looking out for the tiniest light
To shine, shine on down
Won't you shine, shine on down?
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The Vale Oakland, California
The Vale is an avant-pop duo formed in May 2013 by multi-instrumentalists Marissa Deitz and Chace Wall. Their confessional songwriting, intricate arrangements, and washed out, lo-fi recordings have garnered comparisons to Tyrannosaurus Rex, Grizzly Bear, Nick Drake, Syd Barrett, and White Fence. ... more
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