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p-town sound
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you don't have to do it to be it or be it to do it
you knew it would always be this way
you don't have to feel good to be sound
or be sound to do good
you knew you could always do more
you don't have to try hard to please me
you need me like puddles
the others won't chew on our hay
- it's just a P-town sound from an old school band
- it's just a P-town sound from an old beat up amp
I'm about to throw down my heart here
but my mind's fog is close clear the way for love
you don't have to spell out your dream's here
they burn me like god steers the sun to rise again
you're the one i need for this moment
an omen is what led me here with only a song
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La Rivera Portland, Oregon
Musical renderings created with a dedication to the craft of occasionally accomplishing things. All these songs were made with the help of olive oil and celtic sea salt.
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