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Marie and Matilda
03:41
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Hey Little Hummingbird
02:45
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Gone Gone Gone
03:14
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Gone Gone Gone ©2021 Mark Addison
She was always the muse
No one could refuse
The star of a thousand dreams
There were young men on horses
A couple divorces
But nothing is quite as it seems
The horizon spreads out
In her season of doubt
And she lifts her eyes to the sky
She knows what she knows
So she packs up her clothes
And she kisses her demons goodbye
And she's gone gone gone in the morning
Gone gone gone like the night
Shedding the skin she was born in
Gone to the source of the light
Now the highway heads west
But the train tracks are best
For the dreamer who lives in her dream
No one will deter her
So she pushes on further
Determined to know what it means
Her father is waiting
Her mother debating
Whether to get on a plane
And she misses her home
So she calls on the phone
But she doesn't know how to explain
And she's gone gone gone in the morning
Gone gone gone like the night
Shedding the skin she was born in
Gone to the source of the light
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Damn Fine Day
02:40
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5. |
Begin Again
04:25
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Mark Addison Austin, Texas
Mark Addison is a singer-songwriter and record producer based in Austin, Texas. Formerly the leader of EMI/Guardian recording artist The Borrowers and member of Cleveland's The Generators. Google for more..
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