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One last Question
04:28
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One last question love
before you go
who wrote our show?
and did it matter when we forgot our lines?
or were we just wasting time?
cuz I sit every night
by the telephone
wishing I was dead
so I'll never be alone
and did we have to be numb?
did we have to be numb?
could you save us from?
one last question dear
before you go
I know I wrote this show
but could you skip ahead
just a page or two
and tell me what words
I will be tomorrow
did we have to be numb?
did we have to be numb?
and I will save you from
I don't know dear
how the story ends
but I know that just for one day
in the touch
of the summer night
and in your arms
I wasn't numb
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Now The Storm Comes
09:17
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The Arcadian Project Hillsborough, North Carolina
The Arcadian Project is an award-winning indie/folk/alt rock duo based in Hillsborough, NC. Originally created in high school by life-long friends Zachariah Claypole White and Danlee Gildersleeve. Despite college and other projects, the band has continued to grow, creating high energy live performances and songs that have been recognized on regional and national radio. ... more
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