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Half of That
03:23
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Things I've Seen
03:04
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THINGS I’VE SEEN
I’ve seen friends who turned away
and my hair slowly turning gray
a parent who left one day
but I’ve never seen hope fade away
I’ve seen a newborn baby cry
a child screaming in the night
people living life in rage
but I’ve never seen hope fade away
I’ve seen men sleeping in the street
and stealing some food to eat
people stealing in other ways
but I’ve never seen hope fade away
The cemetery looks more packed this year
there’s probably not many volunteers
Christmas feels like a Saturday
there’s people alone on a holiday
I’ve seen mountains and rivers and seas
the barest of of cold winter trees
the horror of nightmare ways
but I’ve never seen hope fade away
I’ve seen anger and blood and pain
someone get hit in the face
tortures to make men break
but I’ve never seen hope fade away
I’ve seen a love rising up and die
and friends’ broken hearted cries
the heartless always get their way
the heartless always win the day
but I’ve never seen hope fade away
no I’ve never seen hope fade away
no I’ve never seen hope fade away
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3. |
See Mama
04:02
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Wine and Beer
02:33
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Cows and Thunder Saugerties, New York
Cows and Thunder performs original Americana and folk-rock, featuring: Steven Capozzola (vocals, guitar), Dennis Sharkey
(mandola, slide guitar, vocals), and Robert Ramirez (percussion).
Cows and Thunder have played music throughout the U.S. and jam frequently with musicians and songwriters in New York City, Woodstock, NY, and Washington, DC.
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