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Towns and Mountains (Quiet Library Version)

from Quiet Library Sessions by Vervex

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This is an excerpt from the Quiet Library Sessions, Vol. 2. It was recorded live at the Alternative Libary in Bellingham, WA on February 1, 2020.

Video footage can be found on The High Street Collective's Youtube Channel: www.youtube.com/watch?v=jNmYlE-1KmY

lyrics

I took myself down to the bank
Took all my money and I said thank you
I spent it all just to fill my tank
Spent my time trying to change you
Trying to hold a fistful of sand
But I hold tight with an empty hand
And I think I finally understand
I’ve been living on this liquid land

I’ve been around
I’ve seen the towns and mountains
Seen a million clouds
I’ve felt the rain come down

Mirror, mirror on the wall
When will the other shoe fall?
Or should I stretch myself out real tall
Like a tree growing leaves unafraid to fall?
Pack up on the winds that blow
From Timbuktu to Tokyo
To tomorrow, toodle-oo, it’s been nice to know ya
This one’s dedicated to the ones that grow up

I’ve been around
I’ve seen great towers and fountains
I’ve heard the sound
Of my own chest as it pounds

Hands swing around
Amounts of hours, who’s counting?
Cuz I’m here and now
I’ll die someday, I don’t care how
I’ve seen some crowds
Heard a few voices shouting
I’ve had my doubts
But you know that I’ll get by somehow

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from Quiet Library Sessions, released March 20, 2020
Performance: Jake Barrow
Recording and Mixing: Alex Lanin-Eaves

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