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My Own Sky
02:34
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Maybe I’m scared
Maybe I’m gone
Every little bit of air
Takes too long
Maybe I’m dyin’
Maybe I’m glad
Every little bit of laughter
I’m runnin’ scared
Maybe I see
My own eyes
Maybe I believe
In my own sky
Maybe I feel
What’s inside me now
Maybe I heal
If my heart learns how
If my heart learns now
I’ve carved raindrops
From moments in time
Waited on the sun
On the nights I've lost my mind
Can’t believe it’s time
Maybe I’m scared
Maybe I’m gone
Every little bit of air
Takes too long
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River No More
04:33
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East of Eden
03:06
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Your Crusade
03:42
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Anthony Spirito Los Angeles, California
Singer-songwriter Anthony Spirito delivers some beautifully crafted & haunting moments of reverie & all things
impermanent.
His definitive voice brings to mind Matt Berninger of The National, vintage Elton John, Nebraska era Springsteen, & of course, his own.
Upon discovering his songs you'll find yourself in the hands of a very capable writer and performer worth taking the ride for.
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