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River (live)
04:52
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If you're a river, then I must be the morning dew
I keep coming back every morning
But you're just passing through
And I keep coming back, coming back
But you just pass right through
Never looking back
But I keep coming back to you
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Let it in (live)
03:31
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You are a garden, vines weaving in and out your fence
The world has been hardened,
but those who look upon you lose their breath
Just let it in
You are the forest, wind amongst your branches cause a stir
And though you are gorgeous,
It's the strength within your roots that makes you sure
Just let it in
You are the ocean
though your waves can gently wash upon the shore,
the moon sets in motion all the sorrow love and rage that's at your core
Just let it out
Your are
You are
You are
You are
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Sleeping Bees Toronto, Ontario
Sleeping Bees is a Toronto-based contemporary folk trio made up of Kathryn Merriam, Madison Arsenault, and Reid
Zoé.
Singing original music inspired by nature and the human experience, their poignant lyrics and ethereal harmonies have been mesmerizing audiences since their band debut in July 2019.
They are quickly building a reputation as a 'powerful new force in the Toronto music community.'
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