1. |
Intro
00:26
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Oh the moon is rising high
And I'm growing restless in my body and my mind
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2. |
Missing
02:26
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I've been missing for awhile
Chasing these wild crocodiles
Most of them are shy, they run away and hide
I've been missing for awhile
Kicking this goddamn rock pile
Most of them are pebbles, most of them won't slide
And i've got something to tell you
I am happy most the time
But i've got friends who struggle
And I want to be there all the time
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3. |
Still Too Young
03:22
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I'm old enough to play the game
Still too young to know the same
Old mistakes keep coming round
I just didn't want to let you down
In the dying light of the autumn sun
The leaves don't know what it is they've done
This gypsy blood is running wild
Might just follow these leaves for awhile
When I go six feet down
I'll find my grandpa and ask him how
It felt to go before his time
Maybe then I won't be afraid to die
So i'm old enough to play this game
But it seems to me that the rules keep on changing
From the drop of a hat and the turn of a dime
I just didn't want to run out of time
Out of time
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4. |
How Many
03:21
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How many folks have made love in this apartment
How many tears have been shed
How many hearts have been broken
And how many nights have been spent
How many stars are in this old sky
How many moons have passed since I last saw you
How many letters have I drafted
Oh begging you for photograph or a kiss
How many souls are in this city
Singing themselves to sleep in the dark
How many lonely hearts are praying
For just one more fresh start
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5. |
Sepia Tone
04:06
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Tucked away in the pages of a book that I read when I was young
Written on the inside cover, happy birthday my dear one
Sold in the driveway for 25 cents
Who could have seen it would end like this?
If I could take a picture of you
Maybe this dream could come true
The film is here inside my head
the darkroom is this empty bed
Sepia tone was tried and true
Hearts were beating faster too
Hearts were beating faster too
Pulled this one off of the fridge the magnet fell and shattered on the floor
We're staring out into the distance I wonder what we're searching for
Packed away in the black hole
Scared of light just like the ghosts
Hiding in the transparent folds
If I could take a picture of you
Maybe this dream could come true
The film is here inside my head
the darkroom is this empty bed
Sepia tone was tried and true
Hearts were beating faster too
My heart was beating faster too
I wrote our names and the date on the back
Like my grandfather taught me
Tin type portraitures on the mantle
Tell the story of our family
And of me
If I could take a picture of you
Maybe this dream could come true
The film is here inside my head
the darkroom is this empty bed
Sepia tone was tried and true
Hearts were beating faster too
Sepia tone was true
Sepia tone photographs of you
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6. |
Creature Fears
04:26
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7. |
Outro
00:37
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Kara Goslin Santa Barbara, California
Kara Goslin is an up and coming singer-songwriter based in Santa Barbara, California via San Francisco. Drawing on her life experiences, love of history, imagination, and a fascination with the stars in the night sky, Kara puts forth an honest acoustic offering that can heard from SF to LA. ... more
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