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Headlights
04:16
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headlights shine, into your weary eyes
between these lines, on a foggy night its a lonely drive
it was wise, was wise to run hide
we're moving up, I'll chase wisedom down a path that I can't go
when its not enough, I'll come back down and carry on
I have given up on alot
I'm not given up
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You've Got Heart, Kid
03:44
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You'll grow tall, your head was held up by hands that carried you home.
You'll grow strong, guided by wisdom provided by ones that you love.
You've got heart kid, I see you becoming a ship coming home from the yard.
It will be alright.
The troubles in time will close on in.
But your mind is set firm, and your body won't give in,
you won't fall.
You've got soul, your head was held high above what carried them on
You'll build your home, a house made of humble hands and built on the stone
You've got heart kid, I see you become a ship coming home from the war
You've grown tall, your hands will hold up a head as you carry him home.
You've grown strong, the words you have given are fading on into the stone.
You are wise kid, I see you becoming a light reaching out from the shore.
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Wild Wind
05:16
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A wild wind it wakes you up
A warm white has caught your eyes
In the words a weight is lifted
And the night won't hold you back
Behind your quiet nothing smile
Into cold and crooked eyes
Between the lines of a simple story
Hide the thoughts of a lonely man
In a dream, he dreams of flying
Where the wind won't let him down
Until his pen has stopped revealing
His thoughts won't move on
They shout
A wild wind it starts your story
And the night won't hold you back
Your lids won't give up easy
The words will carry you on
As your colours collide
As the cover is folded back
Until the page has stopped revealing
Your thoughts won't move
They shout
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Calm Down
04:39
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We had a good thing going I know that, you've got to move on
Keep your head up, they be coming 'round to gun you down the line
My days are slipping through the hands of a ticking clock, but they end with a simple song
It feels good man, to know that you're not alone
One chance to find a threat, takes skill and experience
A quick breath freedom brings, a need to home again
Your eyes will open wide, your feet will start shuffeling
Long road south it runs, your wheels will start spinning off
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The Best Escape
03:56
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Lift your head up
The time has come but you're giving up
Your thoughts betray everyone you love
You've worked so hard, you don't know how you ended up here
Did you forget what used to make you laugh
Did you forget how to be happy all alone
Open the door
and leave everything you know behind
and slip away just one more time
Like a child just pretend
That your an animal claws stretched up to the sky
Chasing prey and striking fear into all eyes
Your the knight whose blade can defeat all others
Your the king good and faithful ruling all of this
Your a secret hidden in the shadows
In the night and into fire and back out again
Did you forget what used to make you laugh
Did you forget how to be happy all alone
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Terra Nova Bay Vancouver, British Columbia
Terra Nova Bay is a 6 pieces indie rock group based out of Delta, BC. Known for their Canadian Indie Rock sound the group has just released their second EP available for download now.
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