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Breeze the air, the windows are down, I wish you could hear me. But I know why you haven't been coming around, I pray you're not lonely. The cold night is warmed by the help of the hearts of my surrounding company. These folks I know and love, they raise their glasses so high, they'll never run empty. And I think I, I've found a way to help you push through your trying days. It starts here, and ends somewhere else, like maybe our backyard. Your name was spoken softer today than I have ever heard before in this world. I'd like to think you're making some sense of the things that you were having troubles with before. The churches and trees are singing us songs, they'll keep singing when we're put to rest. But all I want right now is to hold you in these arms but I've got this guitar instead. And I think I, I've found a way to help you push through these trying days. It starts here and ends somewhere else, but I don't know. It's always easy come, it's never easy go.

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from Fred Oakman and Fleets Split Record, released May 16, 2009
Lyrics and Music written and performed by Fred Oakman. Recorded, mixed by Fred Oakman while mastered by Troy Messerall.

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"...you either get busy dying or keep busy trying."

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