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Delicate
04:28
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1. Delicate
Out on the streets of what you told me
there are buildings falling down on both sides
i’m holding steady on my feet
telling you, telling me it’s alright
Sometimes I think that we just say it
We wanna hear what it sounds like out loud
But be careful this is delicate
What we say is gonna follow us around
The word can have so many layers
One for you, one for me, one for us
I pay attention to the teller
How it moves is the truth
physical
Sometimes I think that we just say it
We wanna hear what it sounds like out loud
But be careful this is delicate
What we say is gonna follow us around
I can’t walk away from this
I mean what I say with this
And I know that it's delicate
You keep saying never always
Every time ever since absolute
But I was there for the grey space
I was living in the bright lights of you
Sometimes I think that you just say it
You wanna hear what it sounds like out loud
But be careful this is delicate
What you say is gonna follow you around
I can’t walk away from this
I mean what I say with this
I know that it's delicate
The world is made of words
The families and the herds
To be known is to be heard
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Follow Me Down
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Birds
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North Decatur
03:09
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Got to knowing
every word in its passing
All that I have
In the kitchen
tap it out on the table
All that I have
North Decatur
and a forest behind it
All that I have
Oh magnolia
painting light on the window
All that I have
My collection
deep the habit my memory
All that I have
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Last of My Kind
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Century
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Now We Know
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Just How Small
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Relevant
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Easy As I
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Kelly McFarling San Francisco, California
Kelly McFarling is an Atlanta born, Bay Area based singer, songwriter. Her songs capture a specific flavor palette forged of Georgia clay and California gold.
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