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The Glass House (Live)
05:32
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Oh distant lover, may I be free?
oh when do you meet me?
there was a house,
all made of glass
with windows tall
but not made to last
I shouted high,
I shouted low,
but where you went
I could not go
is it a fool,
who dares to hope?
for a fate less cruel,
than what's come of me
I wish to see the return of spring,
I wish to flee cruel winter's grasp
Oh distant lover, may I be free?
oh when do you meet me?
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soft lights
and the radio,
predict the
bitter bite
of tonight,
switch the dial
my dear, a little
static is fine
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Dane C Fogdall Durango, Colorado
An independent composer, that focuses on recorded releases and collaborations with other creative groups, usually in the form of soundtracks.
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