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If I sang a little song for you
I'd be a little out of tune, from the nerves and all
I'd hope, that it wouldn’t mean at thing
To you it would be all the same, it's just the thought and all
but its hard to say , when I'm choking on words, next to you.
but I got one more shot, and I’m moving the plot, on to you
so hey, want to grab a drink sometime
you know coffee would be awfully fine, yeah just you and I
or we could maybe go and walk outside
you could tell me all about your life, before I knew you and all
so hey, I've been thinking about this moment all day long
and I’m afraid that all words will come out wrong, If there said to you
but hey, maybe It would go and make you smile
and you want to stick around a little while, ignore our friends and all
so I don’t care who’s around, I want to say clearly and so loud , while I’m next to you
so ready here I go, because I'm about to go and lose control, I’m a fool for you
so hey, want to grab a drink sometime
you know coffee would be awfully fine, yeah just you and I
or we could maybe go and walk outside
you could tell me all about your life, before I knew you and all
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Country Will Grow
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so I was here first , I've a right to land
so I know what's right and what wrong
but I see a few things that are holding us back
and will make the country not grow
so who are those ones with tint in their skin
they claim to be natives of land
there small and there weak and there lesser than I
be gone so my country can grow
so who are those ones, who want rights and a law
to marry the one that they choose
to hell with their love its a crime to the world
Oh I'm sure that the country will grow
so who are those ones, who think different from us
they say they don't know Jesus Christ
best keep them all out for the crimes of their ways
oh I'm sure that the country will grow
so who are these men that bang on my door
and they say that I Don't below
but nothing remains but bigotry law
oh where did my country it go?
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oh my dear, let me tell you something
and don’t you dare give me the old Bronx cheer
oh my dear, you are such a beauty
and may I ask, what you're doing tonight
oh my dear, I’m thinking that you're a dreaming
because you know that I’ve been gone for a while
oh my dear, don’t you even worry
just keep your eyes closed just for tonight
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Conner & The Watchrock Chicago, Illinois
Conner & The Watchrock is an exploration of sound. Meeting at the crossroads of Lo-fi and folk, C&W takes inspiration from those before him and the night sky. Blending and bending genres, his goal is to synthesize sound from emotion.
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