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Peregrine

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lyrics

November is summer gone brown
Time can never be so bound
The reasons we make in our hearts
Are never as honest as we are

The stars are ghosts in the sky
It's so hard to think of the space and the time
How I long to take wing to the sky
And see for myself the beginning of light
The beginning of light
The beginning of light

And his eyes were sequoia of a century's time
When he spoke, they would listen, the mountains, the pines
Oh I never had thought on the river's demise
But the sound of the ocean rang clear to the sky
Clear to the sky
Clear to the sky

And he pulled his grey hood o'er his eyes
Like the sun in disguise
And he turned back a space, and said, "Bright be your face,
I was always a peregrine here,
I was always a peregrine here."

credits

from Peregrine North, released March 14, 2015
Rachel Shrader: vocals, acoustic guitar
Tyler Brown: lead guitar
Patrick Smith: bass guitar
Valmir Hajro: drums

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Peregrine North Leesburg, Virginia

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