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Show Me The Way Home
03:02
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I know i've got to find out
what lies behind this crystal curtain
I don't know where I come from but they're gonna show you
another day another way
This world you know you're driving me crazy
know i'll be so gone some day
won't you come on come on show me the way home
credits
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I Can't Help But Wonder
04:03
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I don't want to waste away waiting for a better day
all the time I spent in mind
I want to see past what's inside
waiting at the window
only I can open
all my life spent in my mind
starring through forgotten eye
want to see the other side
I can't help but wonder
hanging on to yesterday only brings another pain
I want to feel the love again
hear the music in my head
waiting at the window
only I can open
all my life spent in my mind
starring through forgotten eye
want to see the other side
I can't help but wonder
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Jacob Barber Sarnia, Ontario
The Canadian multi-instrumentalist Jacob Barber has brought us some spiritually infused psychedelic goodness with his new
album, We’re One With The Stars, Jacob wrote, recorded, and produced the new LP in his self-made home recording studio. It can be best described as his cosmic love song to the people—all people, including you (yes, you!).
- The Third Eye Blog
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