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Honeybee
03:13
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Well I was sitting in the garden
Sipping Tea from a paper cup
When the scent of honey landed heavy
On the center of my tongue
And there you were so bright and golden, drifting through the wind
I opened up my gates to my surprise you came on in,
And all my flowers started growing,
Quite a sight to see and it’s all because of you my little Honeybee
Well I was lookin’ back on colder weather
When nothing seemed to bloom
Well now the snow has melted and the sun is shining through
‘Cause there you were so bright and golden, drifting through the wind
I opened up my gates to my surprise you came on in,
And all my flowers started growing,
Quite a sight to see and it’s all because of you my little Honeybee
(Instrumental)
‘Cause there you were so bright and golden, drifting through the wind
I opened up my gates to my surprise you came on in,
And all my flowers started growing,
Quite a sight to see and it’s all because of you my little Honeybee
And it’s all because of you my little Honeybee
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Marigold
02:26
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Do you remember that first time we said hello?
I still know the look upon your face
those far away eyes
like wide open windows
and your skin like silk that tastes of wine
got me tangled up in this heart of mine
so when the world gets cold & I need you close
Will I still find your love by the Marigold?
Do you remember where you were when you saw me first?
I still know the look upon your face
with those torn blue jeans
and that lime green shirt
oh and that skin like silk that tastes of wine
got me tangled up in this heart of mine
so when the world gets cold & I need you close
Will I still find your love by the Marigold?
oh and your skin like silk that tastes of wine
got me tangled up in this heart of mine
so when the world gets cold & I need you close
Will I still find your love by the Marigold?
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Walkin' By
02:51
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Sunrise came with a calm across the clouds,
Big blue sky and the sounds of life all around,
Well the bells were ringing and those birds they were singin',
But there was nothing he could say to change her mind,
'Cause though he once walked beside her,
Now She's just Walkin' By
Staring at the ceiling, watching clock hands tick so slow
Glaring at the TV, read the paper maybe turn on the radio
Well he's sitting all alone,
Getting high, he's getting low
'Cause though he once walked beside her,
Now She's just Walkin' By
They share in their company,
Like a summer light lays on a bed of leaves,
And as he'd close his eyes to the world,
All he could hear was her sweet, pulling melodies
Sunrise came with a calm across the clouds,
Big blue sky and the sounds of life all around,
Well the bells were ringing and those birds they kept on singin',
Made him smile as his eyes would open wide,
'Cause though he once walked beside her,
Now He's just Walkin' By
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4. |
Felix
02:33
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Felix was a friend of mine,
Someone I could walk behind,
Black and brown his tail would curl,
From windows we would watch the world,
No day would come too soon,
When everybody else would leave
I could always look to you
I'd follow him down basement steps,
In the hall his little shadow crept,
On a sunlit patch of the rug he would lay,
His ears would perk up when he'd hear me say
I need some company,
Won't you come and sit with me?
No day would come too soon,
When everybody else would leave
I could always look to you
Felix was a friend of mine,
Someone I could walk behind,
And even those he's not around,
I could still hear the sound of his heart,
beating next to mine, oh oh ohh
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Facebagel Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Matthew White aka Facebagel is a singer-songwriter, didgeridoo player and percussionist based in Denver,
Co.
Facebagel mixes folk with storytelling and indie rock, all with a silky-smooth voice draped over top. Performing at major festivals around the country such as Firefly, Electric Forest, High Sierra Music Festival - Facebagel strives to share his music with as many people as possible.
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