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Ship in a Bottle
03:06
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Honey, I know you're not where you want to be
Always dreaming about leaving for the sea
Just don't forget about me
I'm building a ship in a bottle
To keep you on the shore
I'm building a ship in a bottle
To keep you in my arms
To keep you in my arms
Darling, I know I can't give you what you need
Always someone else, you're trying to break free
God I wish it were me
I'm building a ship in a bottle
To keep you on the shore
I'm building a ship in a bottle
To keep you in my arms
To keep you in my arms
Honey, I know you're not where you want to be
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Counting Seasons
06:14
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The windy city sent me east
I lost my bags and couldn't feel my feet
The New York coast called quietly
I glimpsed your ghost in the shimmering streets
I'm visiting cities I swear I've seen
Hoping you'll find me finally
And I'm counting the seas and the seasons
Baltimore had an empty shore
All alone, I looked for more
And in Georgia, I lost your trail
So I packed my bags and puked and knew I'd failed
I'm visiting cities I swear I've seen
Hoping you'll find me finally
And I'm counting the seas and the seasons
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Jaron Eldon recommends:
The Bookseller's House
by Rogue Valley
Thematic, majestic and beautiful. A whole series of albums from Rogue Valley concern themselves with love, nostalgia, and the landscape of America. Currently one of my favourite things these days.
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Dakota Blue Moon
by Jackson Harden
Gorgeous acoustic Americana from North Carolina, stripped-back and sublime.
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Caught Up On A Feeling
by Veronica Stanton
Stunningly beautiful orchestral folk songs with just a hint of country, delivered with heart-on-sleeve immediacy.
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A vibrant vision of "Central Americana" from the Costa Rica-based artist, blending heartland devotionals with playful Tropicália grooves.
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Papa Bear Sings Baby Bear a Lullaby in a Bearhouse
by Hige Kuma
Raucous jams from this Austin artist with hooks so immediate, they bury themselves in your brain.
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Forever Only Idaho
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Big, strummy songs that recall the heart-on-sleeve earnestness and lo-fi glory of early Mountain Goats.
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