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Where Do I Begin (Tonight's The Night)

from Wayfarer's Way by HeavyEarth

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lyrics

Who am I, and who are these around me?
Cold wreaths, like its some kind of party
Streamers hung up high above the cobblestone
Dreams of cornerstone memories

Trapped inside the clock, and his speech is up!
Tonight's the night to party, yea

Too many faces and not enough time to think
Have my actions gone by to quick?
I'm breathing air, but I'm six feet in
Well I'm so glad you came, but uh...
Where do I begin?

Shoulder pressed up edge to edge
But the cradle was muddy!
And I'm startin' to think about those years
Again, again its calling me!
The mud's up to my chin!
And I feel like a child
But I'm six feet in!

So many places that I'd like to see
So many things that I'd like to try
I'd like to sing a song of love in another time
Where yours is mine
Where do I begin?

Too many faces, and not enough time to think
Should my actions slip by too quick?
The music fades, and light's getting dim
I'm so glad you came, but
Where do I begin?

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from Wayfarer's Way, released February 14, 2014
Dylan Behan: Bass, Backup Vocals
Cody Bowles: Drums, Vocals
Kevin Comeau: Guitar, Backup Vocals

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HeavyEarth is a face-melting, spirit-lifting Psychedelic Rock Band from Oshawa, ON

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