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Starry Eyes
03:36
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I can't defeat your conviction, Starry Eyes.
Can't find the words to say, 'cause we got the same affliction
I can't say it's wise, so I won't say.
Tell a lie to me Starry Eyes.
And I'll believe the words for now.
Let me tip my head for a little while. Just a little while.
Another damn song 'bout bein' lonely
Like the whole world don't have the blues.
Let the boys just walk on hungry, like you do.
Like you do.
Like the wind you treat me badly, Starry Eyes.
Come and gone and I'm to blame
But one fine day you're gonna wreck me.
And ain't that a shame.
That's a shame.
Another damn song 'bout bein' lonely
Like the whole world don't have the blues.
Let the boys walk on hungry, like you do.
Ya know I'm fine on my own.
Fine on my own, fine on my own.
But if you wanna be the one, be the one. Oh!
Another damn song 'bout bein' lonely
Like the whole world don't have the blues.
Let the boys just walk on hungry, like you do.
Another damn song 'bout bein' lonely
Like the whole world don't have the blues.
Let the boys just walk on hungry, like you do.
Like you do.
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2. |
Fall Down
04:13
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These tired eyes
Tell a story that you know
These harder times
They’re not gonna last no more
Smile though it’s breaking the skin
It’s breaking and trying to pull you in
Fill up the night with your tears
You’re drowning and waiting on your world to begin
You’re so blue the sky must love you
You’re so green but I know you see
The way the world can fall down on you
Cause you see the way it fell down on me
These hands of mine
Don’t get tired any more
Tell one more lie
It’s just another mile to go
Smile though it’s breaking the skin
It’s breaking and trying to pull you in
Fill up the night with your tears
You’re drowning and waiting on your world to begin
You’re so blue the sky must love you
You’re so green but I know you see
The way the world can fall down on you
Cause you see the way it fell down on me
Smile though it’s breaking the skin
It’s breaking and trying to pull you in
Fill up the night with your tears
You’re drowning and waiting on your world to begin
Smile though it’s breaking the skin
It’s breaking and trying to pull you in
Fill up the night with your tears
You’re drowning and waiting on your world to begin
You’re so blue the sky must love you
You’re so green but I know you see
The way the world can fall down on you
Oh you're so green but I know you see,
the way that the world fell down on me.
Fall down.
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3. |
Spend My Time
03:18
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Movin' on like a hurricane.
Let the wolf in and pour a drink.
I'm cutting out a paper smile.
Plan on sittin' down a while
I knew love, but it burned me down.
Pulled my heart in to the ground.
Every kiss would bring the rain,
and I don't know if I'll go back again.
This moment is you. It rings when it's true
Spend my time, spend my life.
But I can't make a change tonight,
to walk a different road a while.
Spend my time, spend my life.
I heard you passing through the night.
Starts like every little love before.
I can't bear to let the morning light,
chip away another piece of my soul.
This moment is you. It rings when it's true
The days add up to a year when it's through.
Spend my time, spend my life.
But I can't make a change tonight,
to walk a different road a while.
Spend my time, spend my life.
Spend my time, spend my life.
But I can't make a change tonight,
to walk a different road a while.
Spend my time, spend my life.
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4. |
December Birds
03:15
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Do you remember winter’s cold?
Where it ran to, I don’t know.
But Christmas comes and it’s green and blue.
Those December birds got nothin’ to do.
I go back two houses ago,
where we dug our way to the neighbors door.
December birds; they’re stuck on you.
Ya can’t shake ‘em off, but you’re trying to.
I know this is the hardest park for you.
But it’s not a step back in the dark.
This world moves too damn fast, too damn fast.
I keep thinking ‘bout a tale to tell.
Sing to the sky till the powder fell.
December birds, what ya gonna do,
about a hundred years of nothing to lose?
I know this is the hardest park for you.
But it’s not a step back in the dark.
This world moves too damn fast, too damn fast.
This world moves too damn fast, too damn fast.
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5. |
Fools In Love
03:52
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I know you’re not amused
Walkin’ in while I’m lacing my shoes
But we don’t have to live this daily blues
This daily blues
Fools in love don’t stop to think
Too much to do with so much love to make
But you get good with the smile you fake
Fools in love don’t stop to think
It’s not long ago
You let your love flow over to me
But when the devil on your shoulder
Started to show
I had to go
Take a breath
And anything I might have left
I never meant to give your heart a rest
Your heart a rest
It’s not long ago
You let your love flow over to me
But when the devil on your shoulder
Started to show
I had to go
Fools in love don’t stop to think
It’s not long ago
you let your love flow over to me
But like a stone
I gotta stand & roll free
Long ago
You let your love flow over to me
But like a stone
I gotta stand & roll free
But when the devil on your shoulder
Started to show
I had to go
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Josh Piche Toronto, Ontario
Josh Piche is a Toronto based singer/songwriter/guitarist from Winnipeg MB. He has worked with blues/soul band Irene Torres & The SugarDevils, The Julian Taylor Band, and country music recording artist Nicole Rayy. He now releases music under his own name, & can be seen performing around Ontario regularly. He is also founded Canopy Music Theatre, a socially distant venue for the Covid-19 era. ... more
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