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Cloudbreak (Live)

from Live In Bluegreenland by Tribes of Asaph

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It's cold inside and out from our window
We traced the lines we knew
From the ground we grew somehow
Dragonflies are casting little shadows on the ground
Early winter's glow that we struggle to see
What’s a little pain in the light of eternity
They shed their wings and return to stardust

We'll fly in our skies when the earth turns tomorrow
From the clouds we would see the paths we have followed

A gathering of friends, weaving melodies
The city's skyline turning into a brighter shade of grey
We ride the tunnels to get beyond the river
Familiar faces greet us, oblivious to the shiver within us

We'll fly in our skies when the earth turns tomorrow
From the clouds we would see the paths we have followed
We'll fly in our skies when the earth turns tomorrow
From the clouds we would see the paths we have followed

It's cold inside and out from our window
We erased the lines we knew
From the ground we flew somehow

We'll fly in our skies when the earth turns tomorrow
From the clouds we would see the paths we have followed
We'll fly in our skies when the earth turns tomorrow
From the clouds we would see the paths we have followed

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from Live In Bluegreenland, released March 10, 2024

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Tribes of Asaph Los Angeles, California

Tribes of Asaph brings your mind and soul on an emotional voyage through acoustic guitar driven compositions. With songs about riding the tunnels in the world`s biggest city to catching waves out in the ocean to the pure feelings of happiness and joy

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