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from Ante Meridiem - A Forest in Trees by The Wheelwrights
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lyrics
But now the leaves are turning again.
I can't recall the last look in your eyes.
I don't want to keep spinning my wheels.
So knock off the dust and kick loose the gears.
I just want to keep moving on, moving through these years.
Each day I search for roads to lead me back home.
But like the the blind man I can't see, the path escapes me.
I don't want to keep spinning my wheels.
So knock off the dust and kick loose the gears.
I just want to keep moving on, moving through these years.
I don't want to keep spinning my wheels.
I read your letters every day.
Leaves are turning.
I read your letters, every day.
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Words and Music by The Wheelwrights
Engineered, Mixed, and Mastered by Chris James at Pool Party Studios in Austin, Texas.
Seth Grueneberg- pedal steel guitar
Anna Larson- piano and vocals
Jon-Michael Rogers- acoustic guitar and vocals
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The Wheelwrights Austin, Texas
Hand-crafted, acoustic Americana from Austin, Texas. Driving the back roads and singing on a Sunday
morning.
Debut album, A Forest in Trees, out June 16, 2017
The Wheelwrights are Seth Grueneberg, Anna Larson, and Jon-Michael Rogers.
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