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Time To Fly
03:29
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Time to fly, time to try, free me
Time to learn, time to earn, for me
Gotta climb, try and find truth
I wanna live, wanna live,
wanna live, wanna live
In my mind, I see the signs, they show me
Trust in time, believe inside, find it
Time goes by, change won't hide, gotta go with it
I wanna live, wanna live,
wanna live, wanna live
Move with the sound, travel all around, Come find me
Free your mind, live in time, brace it
Go on and try, live, learn and fly, Go for it
I wanna live, wanna live,
wanna live, wanna live
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Here To Create
02:21
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Free your spirit / Unlock your mind
Chase the truth / Peace you’ll find
You be you / I’ll be me
When ya find yourself / We’ll both be free
From high to low
It all goes on
Right along
Move along
Work together / Makes things better
Build to create / An endless scape
Live in the now / Leave your sound
Here to create
From high to low
It all goes on
Right along
Move along
From high to low
It all goes on
Right along
Move along
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Next Town
03:21
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Woken halfway through my day
Only to head another way
My window shows unfamiliar sights
Each city reaches brand new heights
Another bridge we cross
Another mile we lost
Searchin' for our sound
I'm off to my next town
So strange our new friends they were
But still our experience was so pure
Inspired by tryin' brand new things
Lets travel the world, lets spread our wings
Another bridge we cross
Another mile we lost
Searchin' for our sound
I'm off to my next town
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Crisbie Cherry Hill, New Jersey
Crisbie is an independent psychedelic blues/rock artist from NJ.
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