1. |
The Frame Maker
04:21
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2. |
Waterfallin
03:40
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he's a river.
and I'm a waterfallin
picks up the pieces
and carries me away
we keep twistin turning
new land awaiting
racin for daybreak
and car vin out our way
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3. |
In Deeper
04:54
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we run, and legs grow tired
still we jump, and leave that ground
and we hold onto each other
as we reach for that sound
and we climb higher and higher
as we drive toward the call
what we find a mystery
still we rise toward it all
as we fall, fall down
in deeper again
as we fall, fall down in deep
and we call, call down
in deeper within
and we fall, fall down in deep
if we had questions answered
or if he answered our call
would we give up dreaming
or could we embrace it all
if i could understand the fears you're keeping
explain the reasons to me why stars fall
id call you to me
and we'd rise above it all
as we fall, fall down
in deeper again
as we fall, fall down in deep
as we call call down
in deeper within
as we fall fall down in deep
in deeper
in deeper
in deeper
in deeper
as we fall fall down in deep
in deeper
in deeper
in deeper
in deeper
as we fall fall down in deep
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4. |
With Hands Untied
03:44
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5. |
Little Angels
04:07
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6. |
Waterbound
03:07
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The Falconers Binghamton, New York
The Falconers were an uplifting, heavy hitting indie-rock group from 2014-2015 consisting of Jimmyjohn McCabe (acoustic guitar and vocals), Bess Greenberg (upright bass and vocals). The Falconers were born out of textured harmonies, a driving rhythm and passionate swells that unearth resilience; it is music that reminds us we all are survivors still fighting to hold onto our hearts. ... more
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