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Western Sky (EP Version)
04:44
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the light of the western sky
is shining down on you
did you know your dad
was once a kid like you
i sink right into the settling
each time i get the chance
and find myself in salty depths
i’ll never understand
so floating like a surface bent
by steady beams of light
i hide my heart in hopes my head
will someday get it right
i rode a railroad made of bones in my sleep
i found a ladder and found nothing i could keep
tell me i know what i chose
show me where hours slow
wishing for an accident
to shake my stagnancy
i know it’s wrong, but i can’t paint
a landscape i can’t see
and i’ve been lost a thousand times
on long and winding roads
but somehow by some backwards faith
i found my way back home
i rode a railroad made of bones in my sleep
i climbed a ladder and found nothing i could keep
tell me i know what i chose
show me where hours slow
this can’t be the only way
to watch my heart break
i rode a railroad made of bones in my sleep
i climbed a ladder and found nothing i could keep
tell me i know what i chose
(the light of the western sky is shining down on you)
show me where hours slow
(did you know your dad was once a kid like you)
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the light of the western sky
is shining down on you
did you know your dad
was once a kid like you
i sink right into the settling
each time i get the chance
and find myself in salty depths
i’ll never understand
so floating like a surface bent
by steady beams of light
i hide my heart in hopes my head
will someday get it right
i rode a railroad made of bones in my sleep
i found a ladder and found nothing i could keep
tell me i know what i chose
show me where hours slow
wishing for an accident
to shake my stagnancy
i know it’s wrong, but i can’t paint
a landscape i can’t see
and i’ve been lost a thousand times
on long and winding roads
but somehow by some backwards faith
i found my way back home
i rode a railroad made of bones in my sleep
i climbed a ladder and found nothing i could keep
tell me i know what i chose
show me where hours slow
this can’t be the only way
to watch my heart break
i rode a railroad made of bones in my sleep
i climbed a ladder and found nothing i could keep
tell me i know what i chose
(the light of the western sky is shining down on you)
show me where hours slow
(did you know your dad was once a kid like you)
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the light of the western sky
is shining down on you
did you know your dad
was once a kid like you
i sink right into the settling
each time i get the chance
and find myself in salty depths
i’ll never understand
so floating like a surface bent
by steady beams of light
i hide my heart in hopes my head
will someday get it right
i rode a railroad made of bones in my sleep
i found a ladder and found nothing i could keep
tell me i know what i chose
show me where hours slow
wishing for an accident
to shake my stagnancy
i know it’s wrong, but i can’t paint
a landscape i can’t see
and i’ve been lost a thousand times
on long and winding roads
but somehow by some backwards faith
i found my way back home
i rode a railroad made of bones in my sleep
i climbed a ladder and found nothing i could keep
tell me i know what i chose
show me where hours slow
this can’t be the only way
to watch my heart break
i rode a railroad made of bones in my sleep
i climbed a ladder and found nothing i could keep
tell me i know what i chose
(the light of the western sky is shining down on you)
show me where hours slow
(did you know your dad was once a kid like you)
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Kings Brooklyn, New York
Kings is
Emily Bielagus (vocals, guitar, percussion)
Steph Bishop (guitars, vocals)
Eric Beug (lap steel, mandolin, baritone guitar, and more).
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