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Down Here Again
03:40
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Down Here Again
Down here again no way out
Still can’t fathom what this life’s about
Got me a problem don’t know what to do
Wish you were here so I could leave it to you
Try as I might to do what I can
I still end up stranded like a fish on the land
Plenty of people giving me lip
They’ll be hearing from me I’m gonna let it rip
Down here again
Down here again
Down here again
Down here again
Constantly faced with mediocrity
No way to make a difference as far as I can see
Confusion reigns I’m tired of being told
Who I’m supposed to be I’m sick of being sold
Down here again
Down here again
Down here again
Down here again
Man, it gets harder every day
As the mountain gets higher and dreams fade away
But when the darkest days come calling
I’ll try to keep myself from falling
Down here again
Down here again
Down here again
Down here again
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Rainy Monday Morning
03:41
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Rainy Monday Morning
Rainy Monday morning
Depths of sadness creep in without warning
Churning gray ocean universe in motion
Don't really know why you had to go
Breeze in my face most days makes me feel alive
Today it only brings tears to my eyes
So thankful for our time together
Farewell my brother I will love you forever
So much life to live
And then there wasn’t
So much love to give
Churning gray ocean universe in motion
Don't really know why you had to go
So thankful for our time together
Farewell my brother I will love you forever
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Miss You So
03:05
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Miss You So
Miss you so
How could I let you go
I wonder if you know
I miss you so
How many times have I sat here thinking only of you
There’s an empty, empty feeling in everything I do
And every day I wake up see your picture by my bed
And when I’m driving down the road I can’t get you out of my head
Miss you so
How could I let you go
I wonder if you know
I miss you so
Don't know where you are
Or what you're thinking
I've hoped against hope
Now all hope is sinking
Any day now I'll be moving on from here
Don't know where I'll land could be anywhere
But no matter what it is I find I'll be longing for the time
When you were here beside me you were here to guide me
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4. |
He Was Eight
03:04
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He Was Eight
He was eight and I was ten
Now I’m never going to see him again
I watched as he cowered under blows raining down
Knowing I’d be next if I stayed around
Father’s hate and anger wrecked him
And I could not protect him
And every day of my life since then
I’ve tried to make some sense of it
It just keeps going around in my head
Maybe I should have taken those blows instead
He was eight and I was ten
Now I’m never going to see him again
The agony he lived through
The innocent happy child who
Could have had a life of joy and meaning
But instead found his world careening
Into pain and sadness only he could know
He was eight and I was ten
Now I’m never going to see him again
And as his body wasted away
He prayed for deliverance every day
I choose to believe
He’s gone to a better place
You were eight years old
My dear sweet brother
Forgive me there was nothing I could do
To help you, I love you
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Mitch Golner Auckland, New Zealand
Mitch Golner is a singer/ songwriter, bandleader.
front man/ vocalist, guitarist, drummer and
producer.
Mitch and his band have a high-energy live act that has been amazing audiences everywhere.
Mitch was a semi-finalist in the 2016 International Song Contest.
He's done lots of TV and radio both in NZ and the USA. And he's a really good songwriter..
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