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Salt And The Sea

At the Roadhouse

Pocket Full of Rain

Don't Forget Me

Do you know that feeling when you’re so depleted by all the bad stuff that you can’t even find it in yourself to cry anymore? (We honestly hope you don’t, by the way.) That’s what I once wrote a poem about one day. And when I heard Color Theory’s Syntakt (that’s an analog synth) base track, I actually thought of that old poem of mine almost immediately. I rewrote pretty much everything in it for the song, but the vibe stayed… and about 2 or 3 lines from the poem itself were left, pretty much untouched, in the song as well.

Heavy? Well, yes. But there’s still this little nudge reminding you to keep going, to live every moment, because “every life is just a loan” – and one day, we’ll have to give it back.

MUSIC VIDEO: https://youtu.be/5MF3EywW-F4
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/2sAdijBGNE3G3mLdRE8qpp
Apple: https://music.apple.com/us/album/i-cannot-rain-single/1755274281

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I Cannot Rain lyrics:

Plant the seed
And tell me that you’re sure
I can’t endure
The silence, oh so loud

Break the need
And show me that you’ve cared
Not so pure
Any more than I have found

Let me be
I can’t be ever sure 
How to set it free
Hear the silence pouring out
I cannot rain
I cannot rain out loud

The empty shout
The cry that doesn’t come
Stormy sides
The truth just came about

Am I still
Is this tiny cell not mine?
Hum and groan
For any life is just a loan

Let me be
I can’t be ever sure
How to set it free
Hear the silence pouring out
I cannot rain
I cannot rain out loud

But main
Would be that what isn’t
Forgotten bars of an empty prison
An empty prison

Let me be
I can’t be ever sure
How to set it free
Hear the silence pouring out
I cannot rain
I cannot rain out loud

I Cannot Rain

I Cannot Rain [&Tilly x Color Theory]

Of Monsters and Shadows

New Jeans (Jersey Club - slowed down(8d))

Idaho (Written by Gregory Alan Isakov)

From Grimes' "Visions"
Arbutus Records 2012

Visions

Oblivion

Grimes - Oblivion

A Black Mile To The Surface

The Maze

Born in Johannesburg, South Africa, and raised in Philadelphia, Isakov later moved to Colorado.  Isakov's voice and guitar style leave a humble presence that has spawned a burgeoning fan base. He has shared the stage with numerous touring artists such as Ani Difranco, Rodrigo y Gabriela, Alexi Murdoch, Brandi Carlile and Fiona Apple. Isakov has performed throughout North America and Europe; and has appeared at music festivals such as South by Southwest, Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, Rocky Mountain Folks Fest, and Telluride Bluegrass Festival.

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The Bones Of What You Believe

The Mother We Share

People Need a Melody

People Need A Melody

Living Mirage

SELECTIONS FROM "WHITE NOISE" LIVE FROM KEXP  90.3FM SEATTLE - SEPTEMBER  22 2017

HEAVY METALS

Evening Machines

San Luis

Circles

HEAVY METALS

Noah Gundersen

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