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Lark in the Morning
04:04
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Chains of Letters
05:09
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Cool Your Jets
02:23
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The Roughest Road
04:24
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Unfinished Life
04:55
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It's an unfinished life that I find lies before me
An open-ended dream and I don't want to wake
I've crossed so many rivers in search of crystal fountains
I've found the truest paths always lead through mountains
I've seen water on the sky and fire burning on the lake
You said to me
"I cannot make you happy like a wounded bird
You must find the strength to fly
Time can paint the treetops with colors of the rainbow
But you cannot find the end, no matter how you try"
It's a journey with my soul that I am taking
One that only goes form the cradle to the grave
Going 'round in circles like painted dancing horses
Up and down we ride on the wooden courses
And light from a lover's eyes is all that I can save
You said to me
"I cannot make you happy like a wounded bird
You must find the strength to fly
Time can paint the treetops with colors of the rainbow
But you cannot find the end, no matter how you try"
So I'll take the day and run out across the open fields
Where the grass grows high and the shadows fall
Where my eyes can see all the colors in the air
So quiet that the wind whistles in my hair
And takes the rising dust and carries it away
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Sophie's Life
02:31
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9. |
Beaver Creek
02:38
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10. |
Return to the Fire
02:36
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11. |
Here Today
05:05
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12. |
Train of Love
03:14
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Train of Love Lyrics
[Chorus]
Train of love's a-coming, big black wheels a-humming
People waiting at the station, happy hearts are drumming
Trainman tell me maybe, ain't you got my baby
Every so often everybody's baby gets the urge to roam
But everybody's baby but mine's coming home
[Verse 1]
Now stop your whistle blowing, because I got ways of knowing
Your bringing other people's lovers, but my own keeps going
Train of love's deceiving, when she's not gone she's leaving
Every so often everybody's baby gets the urge to roam
But everybody's baby but mine's coming home
Train of love's now hasting, sweethearts standing waiting
Here and there and everywhere, they're going to be embracing
Trainman tell me maybe, ain't you got my baby
Every so often everybody's baby gets the urge to roam
But everybody's baby but mine's coming home
[Chorus]
Train of love's a-leaving, leaving my heart grieving
But early or late, I sit and wait, because I'm still believing
We'll walk away together, though I may wait forever
Every so often everybody's baby gets the urge to roam
But everybody's baby but mine's coming home
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13. |
Tell Me True
03:42
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14. |
Sirens
07:12
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Laurie Lewis Berkeley, California
For fiddler, guitarist, singer, and songwriter Laurie Lewis, the traditions of bluegrass and folk aren’t so much tools in her hands, but burning sources of inspiration that have driven her through a 30+ year career at the forefront of American roots music. A pioneering woman in bluegrass, Laurie has paved the way for many, always guided by her own love of traditional music. ... more
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