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Once Upon A Universe
04:26
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Endless Dreams
03:15
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Dark Room
03:41
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The Last Girl
03:30
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All In My Head
02:13
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Prepared For The Dark
03:33
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7. |
The Risk
03:48
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Foxgloves (bonus demo)
03:00
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I told you in love I could give you the moon
And you weighed me down with the burden of proof
But it could take magic or decades, or both
To use only words to describe the love I know
I will need a contraption that does not exist
It waits in the future for me to invent
And I'll try to love you between now and then
Until you are certain I said what I meant
If we were crayons in a flowerbed box
I would pick for you the gloves of a fox
I try to stay just as sharp as I can
In hopes to be beautifully drawn to be
Your favorite flower, color
The word on the street is about eight feet high
It's easy to read when the light hits it right
A name or number to label the line
When shrouded by darkness, just call it a sign
If we were crayons in a flowerbed box
I would pick for you the gloves of a fox
I try to stay just as sharp as I can
In hopes to be beautifully drawn to be
Your favorite flower, color
Lovers are mouthing affections in French
But I want to give you an Eskimo kiss
The more I am silent, the more you will hear
A love so unspoken, it must be sincere
If we were crayons in a flowerbed box
I would pick for you the gloves of a fox
I try to stay just as sharp as I can
In hopes to be beautifully drawn to be
Your favorite flower, color
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Seth Gilbertson Indianapolis, Indiana
The first installment of a full-length album begun in December, 2012, “Dark Room” is Seth Gilbertson’s maiden solo record. An experienced guitarist, Gilbertson set aside the six-string for a season to craft fresh melodies at the piano. The resulting collection of songs present lyrics both thoughtful and provoking, delivered in carefully-packed instrumental arrangements. ... more
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