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someday it'll all be roses

from calling of the crows by Ty Maxon

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heaven's blue shore lay covered in dark storms and your dreams don't show what you look for and you don't know your name been buried away some where long ago you don't feel the same went looking for change got more than you hoped the bright gold of your guardian's halo has faded to a dim and you wandered down a path where the rocks roll and soon they're going mow you down you're feeling alone and so afraid your sense your grave not far down the road can't get back where you came further down the way is the only way to go

A raven lay dead in your doorway you placed him in the grass by the highway and left your only home wondering in an omen was trying to be shown not ten years on your own you see broken wings when your feeling down low through small town big city with your dream running on empty no longer do they show you how to feel free or what it really means to love red roses are all that's in your mind in a field far away somewhere down the line it's where the raven flies it's where you can live it's where you can die

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from calling of the crows, track released February 16, 2012

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