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Acadia
01:32
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Rocky Mountain
03:18
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she made it hard to breath
made it hard to sleep
hard to change my mind
I didn't know I was scared
didn't know I could care
about someone else
I cut my hair and I do not care
what you think
You'd never been the same
not sure who's to blame
did it hurt that bad?
I didn't feel the pain
I guess it didn't hurt
did I love you back?
I cut my hair and I do not care
what you think
I wish I could tell you now
it'll be ok
you'll make it out just fine
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3. |
Bryce Canyon
02:25
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I have a rock to remind me of
the day I walked through your lungs.
It was July and it was cold
but I felt warm in your sunshine
didn't know that I could love you
I needed time
time to get away.
When I learned that i could love you
couldn't get you out of my brain.
On our first morning I saw the sun rise
Saw perfection for the first time
Wish I had told you I love your eyes
Can't pretend I don't think about you late at night
We laid on our backs for a while
just trying to get this right
I wanna remember your smile
and the way you clear my mind
didn't know that I could love you
I needed time
time to get away.
When I learned that i could love you
couldn't get you out of my brain.
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Zion
03:57
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I was in the desert when it rained
and you were so far away
that I couldn't predict the pain
the water was brown and milky
and I wasn't seeing clearly
but I thought it would be ok
we're all staring up at the same sky
but the stars are shining brighter here tonight
wish I could capture the light
-instrumental-
The rain stopped falling
and I stopped crying
and the pain washed away
Then came the sunshine
and washed the tears from my eyes
and I was ready to stay
we're all staring up at the same sky
but the stars are shining brighter here tonight
-instrumental-
we're all staring up at the same sky
but the stars are shining brighter here tonight
wish I could capture the light
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Came up from the ground
guardian of the canyon
They were the only ones to stay
and protect their sacred land
We only stayed the night
left to keep her warm
Came to push them out
forced them from their land
we stole their home
I never thought
this would be the end
We've got so much to learn
why won't you let them teach us
Thought we could make it up
if we returned what we stole
we couldn't see that the damage was done
can you say goodbye
to someone you never knew
We've got so much to learn
why won't you let them teach us
the last thing she said
was it will be ok
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6. |
Mammoth Cave
02:17
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I'm not sure I feel anything at all
I don't know how to be myself
it's cold down here and I'm all alone
Are you sacred you can't climb out
limestone labyrinth buried deep underground
I don't know how to be alone
There's no one here but my echo
Just wanna feel safe again
I feel empty on the inside
Can't see even when I open my eyes
there full of tears but no one knows
Are you sacred you can't climb out
limestone labyrinth buried deep underground
and I'm losing myself again
When the walls cave in
what happens next
when I'm stuck down here
and it's all a mess
will you grab my hand
and pull me out
so I can feel at home again
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7. |
Smoky Mountain
01:44
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These hills are growing old
you don't know my middle name
Did you think this was gonna work?
You cant get rid of my pain
But the road is long up ahead and I promise you you'll love again
All these rolling hill are full of hope
His heart is not the same
You wont guess his middle name.
I feel safe in his arms
It's hard to be apart
But the road is long up ahead and I promise you you'll love again
All these rolling hill are full of hope
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8. |
Congaree
02:00
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Tess Starr Memphis, Tennessee
Memphis based multi-instrumentalist inspired by nature and the National Parks
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