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All My Days
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Bottom of the Ninth
04:27
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Laying on the sidewalk staring at the fireworks lighting up your eyes
Reaching out for your hands you pull em close to your chest and turn your head by way
Hold my breath but I don’t know why
Chase that dream but I don’t know why
Kicking myself but I don’t know why
When it feels like I’m losing in the bottom of the ninth
Yeah it feels like I’m losing in the bottom of the ninth
Pace around in headspace, think about the old days of nothing getting done
Memory is a strange thing, a sudden bolt of lightening surfacing your pain
Bottle it up but I don’t know why
Laugh so hard but I don’t know why
Chasin’ that dream but I don’t know why
When it feels like I’m losing in the bottom of the ninth
Yeah it feels like I’m losing in the bottom of the ninth
When the morning light hits coffee steam as your search for meaning in your dreams you can turn this wrong into something right
Alone in a room with a brush or two and a canvas that keeps calling you, you can turn this dark into something light
You can turn this dark into something light, into something light
You can turn this dark into something light, into something light
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Moving Out West
03:12
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Wine & Spirits
03:16
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Side Saddle Dallas, Texas
Singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and band leader Ian McGuinness is known for his infectious indie-folk melodies and
introspective, ‘bare it all’ story telling. Now based in North Texas, Side Saddle will be releasing songs from the upcoming EP “Forever and a A Little While”, produced and mixed by Peter Katis.
Side Saddle is Ian McGuinness, Ryan Sniffen, Eric Tait Jr, and Miles Nasta
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