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Promise (sky mix)
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you’re too young to know why I’m crying
too old to know that nothing’s wrong
I’m sorry that you had to see me like this
I’m sorry it’s been like this all along
you were born just days before the first day of Summer
skies of blue adorn your domain
this world’s so big and bright for your blue eyes
I hate to know one day they’ll see some rain
I promise to believe in you
and stand in your corner like a stone
I promise I will fight for you
until you need to fight on your own
I’m old enough to know why you’re crying
too old to know what I can do
this world just seems to keep on getting darker
but I know I see the sun rise in you
I promise to believe in you
and stand in your corner like a stone
I promise I will fight for you
until you need to fight on your own
until the need to fight is done
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Promise (earth mix)
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Todd Farrell Jr. Nashville, Tennessee
Solo material from Nashville based songwriter/guitarist Todd Farrell Jr, of Benchmarks.
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Saw Micah support Frank Turner and loved his songs. This album is brilliant from beginning to end.
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THIS is the Nashville sound that the world needs to hear. Meeting Todd and discovering his talented band is one the highest highlights of this life stop for me. Each Benchmarks record is a delicious journey on its own, and Summer, Slowly continues that tradition. Everytime I spin it I have to replay 4-5 times before moving on. For me that's a significant benchmark (pun absolutely intended) for greatness in a world that truly needs inspiration these days! Keep up the great work!
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Not The Boy You Used To Know
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Micah is one of my favorite songwriters around, and also an all around gentleman and scholar. Both his solo work and his work with Two Cow Garage seem to work their way into my regular music rotation with ease.
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Forever Only Idaho
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Big, strummy songs that recall the heart-on-sleeve earnestness and lo-fi glory of early Mountain Goats.
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A vibrant vision of "Central Americana" from the Costa Rica-based artist, blending heartland devotionals with playful Tropicália grooves.
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Live From Symphony Hall (Atlanta, GA - 11/6/15)
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The indie folk duo revisit their 2015 set at Atlanta's Symphony Hall with a robust live LP benefitting Georgia non-profit Fair Fight.
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Democratic for the People
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