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Rosebank Boulevard
03:53
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In the first year that the trees had fruit, I left
And I thought that time would pass and I’d be back
When the flags all started changing, the border was far away
And so I changed my name
Back then my heart was running before the scars took hold
Was that the last place I called home?
Remember when we used to walk together down that street
When Rosebank Boulevard would shine like diamonds under my feet
And when you looked into my eyes you didn’t see any pain
On Rosebank Boulevard we’ll meet again
On the first day of my new life, I shut the door
And I didn’t speak to you like I did before
Felt the loneliness within me turn all of my colors grey
And I forgot my name
With the bulls I started running, the hunger taking hold
As you were begging God to save my soul
Remember when we used to walk together down that street
When Rosebank Boulevard would shine like diamonds under my feet
And when you looked into my eyes you didn’t see any pain
On Rosebank Boulevard we’ll meet again
There’s so much darkness in me now
I can’t turn back I don’t know how
But I’ll bear the curse, I’ll take the blame
To find my name
Remember when we used to walk together down that street
When Rosebank Boulevard would shine like diamonds under my feet
And when you looked into my eyes you didn’t see any pain
On Rosebank Boulevard we’ll meet again
On Rosebank Boulevard we’ll meet again
We’ll meet again
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2. |
My Town
03:32
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The American dream is getting thrown out at the bar
She needed more attention went and crashed her car
The depression and pills they make such a pretty pair
Now she’s on her knees, can somebody hold back her hair?
Between the heaves, her face gets harder
Between the sheets her body colder
Until her heart completely turns to stone
You’re gonna love my town
Where darkness fills the bone
Forsake your heart but take your phone
Where answers can’t be found
The American dream waking up in a fog
Puts on her Sunday best to down out the voice of God
“No! It can’t be my fault!” she cries out in despair
Now she’s on her knees no one will hear her prayer
A mystery she tries embracing
A memory she tries erasing
Until she thinks and feels like everyone
You’re gonna love my town
Where darkness fills the bone
Forsake your heart but take your phone
Where answers can’t be found
You’re gonna love my town
Where preachers hate the truth
But guilt can fill the pews
Best shift your eyes to the ground
Do you remember when?
She was just a child
Dreaming of the woman she could be
Do you remember when?
She started giving up
Where the story ends I might not want to see
I might not want to see
You’re gonna love my town
Where darkness fills the bone
Forsake your heart but take your phone
Where answers can’t be found
You’re gonna love my town
Where preachers hate the truth
But guilt can fill the pews
Best shift your eyes to the ground
You’re gonna love my town
You're gonna love my town
You're gonna love my town
You're gonna love my town
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3. |
Can't Be Wrong
04:53
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I watched you sparkle in the spotlight
Seen the chosen signet ring
Your voice would echo like a siren
Lifted up and crowned as king
One by one the people gathered
To get the words to save their souls
Behind the door I saw you pacing
You couldn't fake it anymore
And then I heard you say
"I can't be wrong
I've been right so long
My castle is high and strong
Let's not talk of the foundation
You'll crack the savior's reputation"
I watched the prophets stand before you
Their questions cut you like a knife
And with the blessing of the council
You thought it wise to take their life
But soon the bricks all started falling
The spirit left how could this be?
And with the rock upon your shoulder
You tossed yourself into the sea
And then I heard you say
"I can't be wrong
I've been right so long
My castle is high and strong
Let's not talk of the foundation
You'll crack the savior's reputation"
I watched the people lift their voices
Where is the king where is the lord?
Then all the maidens started singing,
"Saul has fallen on his sword"
The council dusted off your mantle
And placed it on a younger soul
Like you he sparkled in the spotlight
I just can't take it anymore
And then I heard him say
"I can't be wrong
I've been right so long
My castle is high and strong
Let's not talk of the foundation…
He said "I can't be wrong
I've been right so long
My castle is high and strong
Let's not talk of the foundation
You'll crack the savior's reputation"
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4. |
There's A Darkness
04:50
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When did I become the enemy?
Everybody has been talking and now you can’t look at me
I guess you heard I fell apart
Taken by some revelation that pulled me into the dark
Why don’t you save me with your light?
Why don’t you shake me from this night?
There’s a darkness over all of my friends
It’s the kinda thing you feel in your soul
There’s a darkness over all of my friends
I hope we make it home
When did I become the one you hate?
Every year I’m falling deeper I know you try but it’s too late
I guess you heard I lost my mind
But you saw the weakness in me and you figured it was time
Why are you so afraid to fight?
Why are you blind if you are right?
There’s a darkness over all of my friends
It’s the kinda thing you feel in your soul
There’s a darkness over all of my friends
I hope we make it home
There’s a darkness over all of my friends
There’s a darkness over all of my friends
There’s a darkness over all of my friends
I hope we make it home
I hope we make it home
I hope we make it home
There’s a darkness over all of my friends
It’s the kinda thing you feel in your soul
There’s a darkness over all of my friends
I hope we make it home
There’s a darkness over all of my friends
There’s a darkness over all of my friends
There’s a darkness over all of my friends
I hope we make it home
I hope we make it home
I hope we make it home
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ADAMAH Appleton, Wisconsin
ADAMAH is an American indie rock band based in the Fox Cities, Wisconsin, formed by Jonathan Fries in 2020. Whether ADAMAH is in full band form or Jonathan solo, the song is king. Jonathan has been on a journey of self discovery not just as a musician, but as a man. To say Jonathan is enthusiastic is understating it. His zeal for life and just about anything else he gets into is infectious. ... more
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