1. |
Always, Honey
03:17
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Always, Honey
Just like honey forming from the bees
as they’re returning to the honeycomb, honeycomb
So this feeling settles into tiny holes
inside my skin on my way home, on my way home
Whenever there is honey in the corner of your eyes
Won’t you give me some, give me some
I’ll mix it with the softly spilling sounds of your sighs
On the tip of my tongue, tip of my tongue
And you sweep me off my feet
Won’t you please stay so sweet on me
Ooooh...
I’ll try my best to understand that empty feeling
in your hand that everyone know, everyone knows
and I will sit or take a stand, i’ll be your lady
and your man wherever we go, wherever we go
And you sweep me off my feet
Won’t you please stay so sweet on me
Yeah, you sweep me off my feet
Won’t you please stay so sweet on me
Ooooh...
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2. |
Hating Nothing
02:52
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Hating Nothing
I found the perfect place for you
Out of my head, I’ve got no space for you
waiting for something you can’t entertain
and hating something you just can’t explain
while I’m hating nothing
I found the perfect name for you
‘cause I’m just another game to you
you started something that nobody can play
you’re saving something that’s long gone away
while I’m saving nothing
so now you’ve had your fun
you can hook another one
‘cause you know I was too young
I wrote the perfect song for you
It feels good to be so wrong for you
You’re waiting for someone to make you okay
and hating someone who just couldn’t stay
while I’m hating nothing
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3. |
Kismet
05:29
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Kismet
We’re tracing our circles in the sand
Lost time no matter what the circumstance demands
And I’ve seen this land, I’ve seen this land
I’ve seen this land, this broken land
So I took the car to clear my head
I’m stalling in the murky pond of us instead
And I hope you know, I’m going down
But how would you know?- you’re not around
Drive until I can’t remember how it felt
Drive until I can’t remember how we fight-
What would it take to make you chase me just one time
The sun will creep into my room
To light the growing distance between me and you
Our separate lines are redefined
And you’re unmoved, like every time
Try until i can’t remember how it felt
Try until i can’t remember what you said-
You said I wish that we could start over again
We met somewhere before this rain
And I’ve been told some souls are meant to try again
So if this ends, it never ends
Yes, if this ends, it never....
Cry until i can’t remember where it went
Cry until I can’t, and I’ll pretend you said-
It’s not the first time that we ever* fell in love,
It’s not the last time that we ever fall in love
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4. |
The Question
03:21
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The Question
Nothing’s the same
When you’re calling her name
You know she was here – the question is where
Has she gone?
Your nightmares and cries
Are wasting your eyes
You know it’s her time- the question is why
Has she gone?
Mmmmm....
And you’ll know her again
But more beautiful then
You know it will end – the question is when
The question is when
Mmmmmmm....
The question is when
The question is when
The question is when
Ohh Ohhh.....
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5. |
Melissa
02:46
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Melissa
I dream of lightning
I dream of fighting for your honor
I dream of dying
I dream that I am a goner
But nothing wakes me like you, Melissa
I dream of flying
I dream of trying to escape the sinking sand
I wake up crying
I wake up searching for your hands
‘Cause no one holds me like you, Melissa
I dream of flowers
I dream of turning to dust
I dream of towers
I dream of climbing to us
‘Cause no one loves me like you, Melissa
No one loves me like you, Melissa
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Kerry Hallett Rehoboth Beach, Delaware
Kerry's songs fuse warm, velvety vocals with catchy, pop-folk
sensibilities. Her debut EP, released under the moniker
Heart Harbor, was produced by Erin McKeown and hailed by WXPN's
The Key as "hearkening back to some of the best singer-songwriters in recent memory:
Brandi Carlile, Passenger, Tegan and Sarah, with a Jenny Lewis-ian sense of
arrangement and fearless genre-hopping."
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