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Wake Up in Sand
02:23
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Checking out
Taking my time
And all the while
You follow behind
And you ask yourself
Who you're doing it for
And you'd rather wake up
Up on the shore
I could walk away from everything and take your hand
We could drive down to Mexico and wake up in sand
Tequila sunrise warms your insides
Thinking clearly, tides and joyrides
All the way back home and then starts again
I could walk away from everything and take your hand
We could drive down to Mexico and wake up in sand
Always was, always is, always will be
Don't run and hide, look inside, one day you'll see
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2. |
Cafe Culture
04:08
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I take a sip and close my eyes
And hear the people passing by
I am calm below the sky
This time alone will satisfy
Pleasure and pain, Fame and shame
Loss and gain are all the same
Pleasure and pain, Fame and shame
Loss and gain are all the same
I take a sip and close my eyes
And see the people passing by
I am calm below the sky
This time alone will satisfy
Out of the corner of my eye
I see a mourning cloak butterfly
It's the one who went back in time
And sings it's soft lullaby
I take a sip and close my eyes
And hear the people passing by
I am calm below the sky
This time alone will satisfy
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Indica Cinema Denver, Colorado
Fusing genres and turning emotions into music. From our souls to yours.
Denver, CO
Brodie Eastridge -Guitar
Keelan McDorman -Drums
Dante Robledo -
Bass Guitar
You can find us on any music platform.
Booking:
Indicacinemamusic@gmail.com
(c) & (p) Indica Cinema 2019
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