1. |
Goodbye
03:57
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electrical sign turned out
get the ___ out
take your body down south
hello hello hello
goodbye
you're the quiet kind
get the most out of
the terrible time
I know I know I know
goodbye
and we'll float for a while
the ocean supposed to be
the most beautiful thing
goodbye
maybe all the fun
will add up to you minus one
and you're the only one here
goodbye
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2. |
I Believe You
04:04
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hey hey I believe you
and you're getting close to everything
that makes me want to
(Akureyri)
haven't you heard
we don't work
not like we used to
hate to break the news to you
haven't you heard
you've got the hot hand
feeling surreal
breaking down to get up again
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3. |
Fahrenheit
02:42
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oh don't get out in front of me
you're heading for the tallest tree
I know it wasn't easy
but believe me now anyhow
you'll make it through the winter
high ponderosa pine
dropping the cones
hiker below
making it up
when the weather changes
from Fahrenheit to Celsius
I will know my feet are buried in the snow
turn it up
the record player and needle groove
hasn't moved in 20 years
back then building the den
now and then
we can forget everything
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4. |
Iceland
02:49
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6. |
The Cinema
04:02
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7. |
The Wave
04:18
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8. |
The Whale
04:20
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9. |
31 Days / Oh Well
07:14
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Glacier Face
created in Iceland at the Baer Art Center. Music inspired by tundras, barren landscapes, forests, mountains, and Northern climes.
Glacier Face recommends:
Hunting For Native Land
by Arms & Lanes
Lo-Fi high five!
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The Weather Is Better
by The Redwoods
This is my other music project. With recordings done in Alajärvi, Finland
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Gimme paw!
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they only talk about the weather
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