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Baby, You Know
03:02
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Not sure what I wanted
I let the arrow fly
Lit up like a comet
In a royal sky
Now I watch you while you’re writing small
Looking at that image and I feel it all
Baby, you know
You rock this heavy soul
Baby, you know
You rock this heavy soul
Been a long time coming
Filling up the cracks
Like the world we’re forming
Healing where we lack
And the journey it is often felt
But I feel your body against mine and I melt
Baby, you know
You rock this heavy soul
Baby, you know
You rock this heavy soul
Pulling out our sweaters and you take mine
You know you can have it any time that you like
Baby, you know
You rock this heavy soul
Baby, you know
You rock this heavy soul
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2. |
My Everything
03:14
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The radio on and we sang along
Rain in the ground, carrying the sound
We simmer down in this small, northern town
Loving all the ways that you bring
You’re my everything
It’s a rocky life, with this pain we ride
You sit beside
In the lowest hour, we saw beauty flower
Words holding light, hanging long through the night
Recalling, infinite as a ring
You’re my everything
Stay here in mind, tomorrow we can find
That wing and the breath that you claim
You’re my everything
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3. |
Miles Are Wide
03:54
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Wherever we roam, mountain or plain
Down that busy road, through the fall terrain
Drizzling light, the hills we take
We work hard to get up high, then we come back down again
The miles are wide but we’re not walking them alone
We’ll make our time, like we have nowhere else to roam
And hold the line but sometimes we may let it go
And we’ll define, what we have always known
Meddling mind, interrupting
Giving strength to all of that suffering
Out we go, you look at me
With your hand in mine and I’m knowing where I want to be
The miles are wide but we’re not walking them alone
We’ll make our time, like we have nowhere else to roam
And hold the line but sometimes we may let it go
And we’ll define, what we have always known
And the scenes here that show started long ago
Like a story developing slow
And the love just grows
The miles are wide but we’re not walking them alone
We’ll make our time, like we have nowhere else to roam
And hold the line but sometimes we may let it go
And we’ll define, what we have always known
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4. |
What Remains
04:16
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What does remain, when love is gone
When there’s the pain of being alone
Glimmering eye, speaking goodbye
Moments that I lean on and cry
The days go on without you knowing
Whether I’m strong, whether I’ve grown
Try and get high with all this sky
I want to just fly up out of sight
And I know, of course, that I’m going to get by
Your love will always remind
Still care for you, of that I’m sure
No matter how much I ignore
‘Till I’m unbound from this ground
Your voice will sound within me now
And I know, of course, that I’m going to get by
Your love will always remind
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Life I Know
03:40
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Living the life I know and I don’t want to deny
Feeling a little low, down in a hole, no I can not lie
Doing what I can but sometimes I don’t know why
Wearing myself out with all I see, oh I have to cry
In that hollow feeling that arrives
I will lay and spend myself some time
If I don’t my thoughts they may detach
And leave me scattered and off the track
Living the life I know and I don’t want to deny
Feeling a little low, down in a hole, no I can not lie
Doing what I can but sometimes I don’t know why
Wearing myself out with all I see, oh I have to cry
Sun is sitting with a hounding light
All those rays are hitting like they want to fight
And the chattering of all the mouths I hear
All I want’s to go back to another year
I have tried pushing the dark away
Yes, I’ve done it before but I had to pay
‘Cause no matter what some people will sing
Without the winter, there can be no spring
Living the life I know and I don’t want to deny
Feeling a little low, down in a hole, no I can not lie
Doing what I can but sometimes I don’t know why
Wearing myself out with all I see, oh I have to cry
Wearing myself out with all I see, sometimes I have to cry
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Ocie Elliott Victoria, British Columbia
Ocie Elliott’s music is tailormade for the bliss of love in full bloom. Together,
Jon Middleton and Sierra Lundy filter
shared experiences
through a kaleidoscope of artful folk songcraft, elegant instrumentation, and entrancing spirit. The duo draws in listeners with their keen storytelling and nostalgic, straight-from-the-heart lyrics, invoking deeper connections and heightened empathy.
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