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Until The End

from Acoustalyn II by Acoustalyn

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Until The End
lyrics and accompanying music copyright 2008 R.P. Crawford; all right reserved.



we live in a place called the Heartland; self reliant, hand in hand;

no complaints, all in all I’d say; a firm foundation in the land;

we lost everything; our harvest turned to blood;

and I’d give anything; to get my family out of that flood;


we raised Johnny to believe in himself; God and Country, lemonade stands;

remember the first time he called me Dad?; remember his tiny, little hands?;

but we lost everything; an oil company’s black gold whore;

and I’d give anything; to bring my boy back from that war;


lead me safely back to the shore, let me in through your front door;

when the rain begins to pour; I want you to know you’re the one I’m waiting for;

my friend, until the end, then we‘ll settle the score;

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from Acoustalyn II, released June 5, 2014

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Acoustalyn Austin, Texas

Acoustalyn is an Austin-based musical act entitled "Acoustalyn", featuring two females vocalists, acoustic guitarists, violin, mandolin, percussion, and bass. They play extensively throughout Austin and Central Texas.
Acoustalyn's music incorporates beautiful melodies and vocal harmonizing with thoughtful lyrics, and covers a wide range of acoustic genres including folk, bluegrass, and Celtic. ... more

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