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ethereal
02:01
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goodbye swingset
07:19
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so I stop, I think and I look around
this don't feel like home anymore
and I might just be sick of this town
though its done me some good and nothing more
my friends they might, just miss me so
it could be something, that I require
to be more alone that I've ever known
the thought of it, I'd admire
(instrumental)
and the sun, it might be brighter where you're going
but I'd miss the rain and the way it made me feel
its the only thing that has had me staying
and the thought of you still
sometimes I wish to be, a little uncomfortable
just to see what I would do to bring me back
and I know, I can't, stay here forever
so I might, come back when things get better
and ohhh I wanna know,
do you think about it to?
goodbye swingset
goodbye memories
so ill go, stop thinking and look away
its time for me, to experience a different day
and the road, was calling out my name
now its never gonna be the same
and ohhh I wanna know
do you think about it to?
goodbye swingset
goodbye memories
of you
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some strange thing
04:22
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time machine
07:08
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natures melody
05:30
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Matthew Hall Oceanside, California
Based in Oceanside, California, and originally from a small town in Longwood, Florida Matthew Hall strives to bring music
that highlights the nostalgia of life and nature.
With inspiration from the psychedelic culture and sounds of the 60s’ as well, the deep lyrics of folk music, he finds a way to blend those to make an ambient, but meaningful and wholesome sound.
matthewjhallmusic@gmail.com
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