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Forks
05:00
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Hey friend, how long has it been?
It might have been since last years’ winter’s wind
Since I’ve seen you last
How fast does the time pass?
How would you like to go downtown?
Grab a few drinks, I’ll have another round
Talk about our lives and reminisce
Remember all the things that we miss
Chorus:
There’s another road I didn’t take
Seemed like a good choice, was it a mistake?
Had I taken it, would it have been that great?
I guess I’ll never know
There’s another future I’ll never see
When I think back, it could have been you and me
Now I’m wishing I had foreseen an ending with you
Three years now going on four
Who knows, it might just be more
Until I see you again
Don’t tell me this is the end
You can joke about how the time flies
Just before we say goodbye
Before I go, show me what I’ll never know
And I will meet you down that road I didn’t take
Seemed like a good choice, was it a mistake?
Had I taken it, would it have been that great?
I guess I’ll never know
There’s another future I’ll never see
When I think back, it could have been you and me
Now I’m wishing I had foreseen an ending with you
That night, on your friend’s apartment balcony
You confessed your love
I should have agreed and took you home with me
Now I regret letting you walk away
(Chorus)
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Stick It Out For A While
02:56
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Now don’t say that this is temporary
I’m sure it’s easy to say from the other side
I bet your skies are blue and your grass is green too
But all I see is grey
Chorus:
So I’ll wait here for now until I figure it out
I’ll stick it out for a while
Not everyone’s alright with the hand they’ve been dealt
And if I didn’t have everything riding on this last bet
You know I’d fold
(Chorus)
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3. |
Man I Never Knew
03:51
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So here’s to you, the man I never knew
Tell me, what was it like to live a life full of lies?
The stories that I’ve heard were nothing but empty words
Oh the stories I’ve heard
So here’s to him, the man that might have been
He could have went far, he may have even been a star
You left me with a small memory
How could you do this to me, man I never knew?
He gave it all up just to have another sip of that drink
What drives a man to throw it all away?
Half mast for the man that’s gone and passed
This one’s for you, man I never knew
So here’s to you, the man I wish I knew
You left a legacy that no one might ever see
Though you’re dead and gone, I’ll always remember you
The man I never knew
So here’s to you, the man I never knew
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4. |
Quest For Life
04:45
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Where do I go from here?
I walk the road untravelled
‘Cause I am searching for a new life
Here, there and everywhere
Chorus:
There’s gotta be more to life than this
There’s gotta be something else out there
There’s so much to see and so much to learn
With memories to share and cigarettes to burn
My sympathies to you, bird, in your cage
Writing my life story, I’ll start a new page
(Chorus)
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Enjoy Yourself
03:49
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Take a seat, get off your feet
Kick back relax
Put on a smile and stay a while
Feel that relief
Even just for a moment
Chorus:
You don’t need to buy yourself a candy bar
Just to have a break
So don’t stop or wait
Carpe diem is something we have forgot
So go on, enjoy yourself today
You’ve had a bad day, you know what they say
Don’t let them grind you down, no
Put on your fave song and sing along
Dance to the beat
Even just for an hour or two
(Chorus)
You better make time before she flies
Then you’ll realize
That if you work hard and don’t play hard
You might die hard
Yippee-ki-yay
(Chorus)
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Keegan Larose Cornwall, Ontario
Cornwall born singer-songwriter Keegan Larose blends the storytelling styles of Folk music with Adult Alternative, Pop, and Rock, delivering a dynamic performance that engages his audience, leaving them with musical earworms that linger. Having cut his teeth along the St. Lawrence River, Keegan emerges in the Golden Horseshoe region of Ontario with new music and a new sound. ... more
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