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Hearsays and Wives Tales
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Hearsays and Wivestales
By Adam Havlicek
Thought I heard someone,
Say somebody said
That today in the newspapers
They read about, nuclear fusion
And chemical bombs
And how we can stop them
And where we went wrong
And now eating breadcrumbs
Will make you gain weight
But drinking red wine, is always ok
And the TV’s corrupting
The young of the future
So turn off your TV,
Log on your computer
{Chorus}
The truth may lie, in hearsays and wives tales
But who am I to sort out the details
My attention span’s been spent
On thirty second room for rent
And the sides of busses trucks and trains
And everything’s been brought to me
By a different company
And its funny how they all
Look the same
And this pill will fix it,
All while I sleep
And one of the payments
Its already been made for me so just
Pick up the phone
Operators are waiting
And the first hundred callers
Get a free gift plus shipping
{Chorus}
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Let's Go Home
03:58
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You came out of nowhere
I was sitting tight
staring out at nothing
through all the blinking lights
And you said let's go home now, you said let's go home now let's go home
Gather up some tinder
throw it on the fire
take this little dark room
make it brighter
And you said let's go home now, you said let's go home now let's go home
You grab the nails and I'll swing the hammer
together we'll build something more than a shelter
door steps come and go
but with you I'm always home
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Not Much Farther
04:18
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Not Much Farther - By Adam Havick
Well I’m not exactly sure where i’m going
but i know its just a matter of time
or exactly what it is that i’m looking for
but ill know it, when its what i find
Hindsight always gets whats important
but foresight’s got a case of the blues
and somewhere it seems, there’s a disconnect between
what i know i think, and what i think is true
its not much farther now
i can see the horizon in focus
its not much farther now
it feels like im getting somewhere
its not much farther now
Millions of miles behind us
countless steps ahead
and every single line, needs to be perfectly timed
to end up where you want to in the end
its not much farther now
I can see the horizon in focus
not much farther now
and it feels like i’m getting somewhere
its not much farther now
of all of the choices we’ve chosen
its not much farther now
Bridge
When the sun is shining, i know that i’ll miss the rain
when everything's changing, ill wish that it would stay the same
Chorus
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Nevermind
03:37
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Adam Havick Los Angeles, California
Adam Havick is a Los Angeles based singer-songwriter who fuses elements of alt country, folk, and indie rock. His single "Cheering" has been featured on the Bravo Network's 'Million Dollar Listing' and 'Pickler and Dean' as well as an ad for Citibank. He has released four EPs and two singles over a span of ten years and has played stages from LA to NYC, where he hails from originally. ... more
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