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Trees At Night
05:44
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If you asked me for a moment
If you told me as a friend
That I’m going on
I’m going on alone
In the shadow of the moonlight
As a ghost upon the road
And I’m going on
I’m going on alone
Faces in the leaves
Speak with voices we perceive not
And the rivers cut the land
For the beautiful and damned oh
But it’s on my mind
And it’s in the trees
At night
But it’s on my mind
And it’s in the trees
At night
I don’t want to be a lion
And I never was a lamb
Is my heart beating
Or just a hologram
Faces in the leaves
Speak with voices we perceive not
And the rain waters the land
For the lowly and the grand oh
But it’s on my mind
And it’s in the trees
At night
But it’s on the wind
And it’s in the limbs
At night
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Eyes At Night
05:11
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Eyes At Dawn
13:38
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Fine China Phoenix, Arizona
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Jason's three latest projects have been filled with inspiration and career highlights; I think Life In Bed might be one of his best tracks. Vanity as a whole is on a constant high level quality wise, and I think it really shows an artist's greatness when they are able to create art like this so deep into their journey.
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Impressive album by talented musicians wonderful vocals. Thank you
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this whole album took me back to 1995 where I felt truly alive, the whole vibe, the shoegaze perfected and even reinvented it. this what I consider a true classic that reminded me most about my life the 90s was great but something about 1995. whole album is music too my ears.
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Blistering hooky guitar-driven pop-punk that combines urgency with harmony for a pulse-quickening final product.
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I’m so late to the party on finding this record. How I missed it, I do not know. It’s fantastic! Wonderfully moody, beautifully written and composed. It just a great record and one we need another one of from these guys. Favorite tracks are Bring Me Home and Some People. An album you can put on repeat all day and week.
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