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Still, There's A Light
02:49
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Passenger plane, cross-continental
Just can't fly to save my life
And all I can say
I'm half in the bottle
Your look still cuts me like a knife
But don't call it in
The day may be done
Swear that the lamp's been broken
But still there's a light
Adrift in this state
I'm damned to wander
Tracing circles in the dust
And hours of late
I have to wonder
Does water cleanse the desert rust?
Don't call in it
The day may be done
Swear that the lamp's been broken
But still there's a light
These aren't important things
They're just my possessions
They don't mean anything
You can have them
But don't call it in
The day may be done
Swear that the lamp's been broken
But still there's a light
Still there's a light
Still there's a light
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If Only
02:50
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I open my eyes
To a new day
And I feel hopeful
I go out in the world
And I talk to those
That cross my path
And I feel part of something
It’s simple, but special
She comes back home
And she says she’s glad
To see me
And I believe her
She closes her eyes
And she kisses me
On my lips
And it feels genuine
It’s simple, but special
If only any of that were true
If only I could make it true
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Alan Higby Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Alan Higby is a musician from Pittsburgh, PA. He previously played guitar in The Walnut Street Project
Alan Higby recommends:
This Dance Explodes
by The Dance Explosion
My first solo album, recorded after The Walnut Street Project broke up
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This Is Just A Conversation Piece
by The Walnut Street Project
The Walnut Street Project's third and final album
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Magic In Patterns
by The Walnut Street Project
The Walnut Street Project's second album
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