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Oldest Friend
04:01
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You can sell all my things, you can shout 'til it stings
You can throw all my notebooks and drugs to the sea
You can lock up my home, cast me to the unknown
And I will breathe easy, for what will I be?
A crack in the wall, these whispers its downfall
You let us in and now we'll take it all
Once you told me you loved me and would take care of me
But those days have flown like your deep-rooted wind
Oh, my oldest friend
Your days will become what the darkness has been
Oh, my only friend
Your days will become what the darkness has been
There's a tree in the hills with our names on it still
The older we grow, the taller she will
You know I still love you, but would rise above you
To finish the good life that you never will
Oh, to finish the good life that's haunting you still
Oh, my oldest friend
Your days will become what the darkness has been
Oh, my only friend
Your days will become what the darkness has been
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Cabin Song
04:17
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The Sea
04:07
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Blue Light
04:22
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Henry Toland Athens, Georgia
Henry Toland is an indie-folk singer songwriter from Florida.
His debut album will be released later this year.
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