1. |
The Stare Of The World
04:11
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The wind it tries to catch me but it can never push me down life can never be the same without you now
Another shot of Whiskey another pill to make me smile but it’s taking it’s toll on me and it has for awhile
When the stare of the world turns cold
and the stairs to the second floor don’t lead you home you can trust your faith in me
I won’t leave you alone
if you don’t leave me alone
The water try’s to drown me but it can never drag me down when the sea’s too big to sail or turn back now
When the stare of the world turns cold
and the stairs to the second floor don’t lead you home you can trust your faith in me
I won’t leave you alone
If you don’t leave me alone
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2. |
About Time
03:59
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Well I guess that it’s about time we move along that dusty road Always leaves me far behind and in the wrong
I just keep kicking myself for letting them treat you that way Like you always wanted them too
From something deep inside of you, always make’s you seem so strange But now, not for me
But now we’re the same
We just try to make it seem like we don’t feel the pain
And now I’m afraid
That we might have let you down when you were feeling safe
Well it seems to be along time since we were young and all alone We had the whole world in our sights, let’s shoot them down
I just keep kicking myself for letting them treat you that way
Like you always wanted them too
From something deep inside of you, make’s you seem so strange But now, not for me
And now we’re the same
We just try to make it seem like we don’t feel the pain
And now I’m afraid
That we might have let you down when you were feeling safe
And now we’re all the same
We just try to make it seem like we don’t feel the pain
And now I’m afraid
That we might have let you down when you were feeling safe
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3. |
You And Me
03:40
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When I think way back on
The so called good old days I find
They’re just better left behind
I see you walk into the room
And come to think of it’s more of a glide
You never let out what’s inside
And If I could only read, what you tried to say to
me
And if you could only see, just what we could be
You and me
Now I see you hand in hand
With another man that’s fine
I’ll just give you a little time
And maybe the good old days
Will come back and make you mine
And we won’t leave them far behind
And If I could only read, what you tried to say to
me
And if you could only see, just what we could be
You and me
All this sorrow, will be worth it in the end
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4. |
Closing Out Doors
03:50
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We’re confused about the closing out doors that turn you away And we look for some guidance
And we need it to believe
But I never thought it’d end up like this
Not for me
I see you turn away
Your eyes are hurting from the way he treated you You couldn’t see through our friendship
That something dearer I would be
Still I never thought It’d end up like this
Not for me
Now we take the time to work it all out
We seem to find the patience to see it through now And we look for some guidance
And we need it to believe
Still I never thought It’d end up like this
Not for me
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5. |
The Other Side
04:18
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Sometimes I get disheartened
Sometimes I’m so naive
So I’ll keep on drinking
On this Christmas eve
And when I’m feeling lonely
When It’s hard to deal
I know you’ll get it right baby
Just the way I feel
So I pick the other side just to spend my days with you
And I never get it right, Oh the woes of a honkey tonk fool
Just when I’ve got it all figured out now
Just when It all seems so clear
I dive in this bottle
For some holiday cheer
And If It all get’s too much now
If we wade in too deep
Well we’ll keep on swimming
Till we cover this sea
So I pick the other side just to spend my days with you
And I never get it right, Oh the woes of a honkey tonk fool
And when I’m feeling lonely
When It’s hard to deal
I know you’ll get it right baby
Just the way I feel
So I pick the other side just to spend my days with you
And I never get it right, Oh the woes of a honkey tonk fool
Ya I picked the other side just to spend my days with you
And I’ll never get it right, Oh the woes of a honkey tonk fool
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6. |
Your Song
04:56
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I get an aching feeling
When I see you look that way
I wish we could be closer
And that we can’t, Is such a shame
The hardest part of being away from you
Is feeling this way, and knowing you feel it too So I wait for you to breathe
So I can take your breath away
You fill this empty heart of mine And I hold yours
So when we grow much older
And our skin begins to fade
I swear I’ll keep these memories
Like they were, just yesterday
And if tomorrow brings us what we were looking for And you feel the same way for me as you did before Then just wait for me to breathe
So you can take my breath away
You fill this empty heart of mine And I hold yours
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7. |
The First Time
03:48
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You’re just like an open book, but never have you turned a page Well ain’t that a common thing today
And sometimes you feel too deep, to ever let me in your cage Well ain’t that just like you to say
And it feels like the first time
That I can leave all this behind
And stumble into a different room
Ya it feels like the first time
That I have found my peace of mind And listen babe, that’s no thanks to you That’s no thanks to you
And now you act as though you’ve won, and found yourself a better way I clearly see nothing has changed
Maybe when you wake up late and realize you’ve missed a day
You’ll settle down your gypsy ways
And it feels like the first time
That I can leave all this behind
And stumble into a different room
Ya it feels like the first time
That I have found my peace of mind And listen babe, that’s no thanks to you That’s no thanks to you
I’m feeling pretty good about all the shit I’ve figured out
I try to keep a humble attitude
You see it when you walk away, straight into the pouring rain Only cause you had something to prove
You know you’re going to lose
You know you’ve got to lose
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8. |
Shake This Fear
04:39
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As I ring in the new year all alone
It’s hard to believe I couldn’t make it back home I sent this letter off today
I pray it makes it to you some how, some way
And here we wait for something to bring us together We steal these days and beat off the weather
And It’s a long hard road to get back to where you started from When you’re way down here
From town to town I make my way
I’m brushing off all the negative things they say Our faith is tested constantly
And constant tests of faith are all you seem to see
So here we wait for something to bring us together We steal these days and beat off the weather
And it’s a long hard road to get back to where you started from
When you’re way down here
And you try so hard to pick yourself up when you’re kicked back down You gotta shake this fear
And it’s a long hard road to get back to where you started from
When you’re way down here
And you try so hard to pick yourself up when you’re kicked back down
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Marble Canyon Whistler, British Columbia
Marble Canyon is a six, and sometimes seven piece Alt Country/ Folk Rock band from Whistler BC, Canada.
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