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Long Black Car (live)
05:23
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Smoke and fire, falling on the alleyway
A young boy cries
Mercy is a word on the air
Let me die with nothing on my shoulders but the weight of my family's love
Light me up and leave me on the mountain til the sun comes up
Teach me what you have to teach
And all that land, it slipped into the ocean with a big green hand
Waving like a flag on the beach
Now let me die with nothing in my pocket by a flower and a stone from the sea
A stone from the sea
Leave me with a paper and a pen and a long black car
Empty as the edge of the world
No I won't leave a rich man lying in the ground
He'll leave me
He'll leave me
He'll leave me
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Leaving a Dream (live)
04:36
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It's just like a boy to finally propose by a bridesmaid in her sister's Sunday school clothes who is green as the delicate hand that he chose from himself
Float like a handful of leaves in the air up and over a groomsman with dirt in his hair who is watching a kiss and a secret affair by himself
It's like I was pulled from a cold silver screen and in waking an old friend I'd never seen said that bright as the city may seem, it gleams for itself
I came home burning an old magazine poster, pushing a broken useless machine that was given as I left the kingdom of dreams by myself
You're just a handful of dirt in the air by a pile of flowers and crumpled up prayers that were wasted on kisses and secrets affairs by yourself
But I miss the wave of a delicate hand to a tune being played by a Carriage House Band like the ringing of clarion bells all through the wasteland
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Reese Fulmer & The Carriage House Band Saratoga Springs, New York
If you ask Reese about himself, he'll tell you he's a brand new soul. But his songs tell a different story, with a clear eye, poetic touch, and unique imagination, of a conduit to something much older and deeper. Reese has quickly made a name for himself in the Capital Region as a precocious songwriter and engaging performer. ... more
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