1. |
Over Her Shoulder
01:32
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2. |
Close to the Bone
03:57
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3. |
Voyager
04:41
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4. |
Middle Distance
03:07
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5. |
Roaring 20s
04:44
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6. |
Edges of the World
04:35
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7. |
Pre-Existing Condition
03:56
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Monochrome
That wolf again
I can barely see it now
I could never see it then
Stuck in the corner
Talking doom and gloom
I was standing right beside you
I wasn't in the room
[chorus]
It ain't us
This time
It's a pre-existing condition x2
Beyond the pale
everyday
reaching over the other
for the thing that's in the way
stuck in the back
wanting to go
I was standing right beside you
I didn't know
[chorus]
It ain't us
This time
It's a pre-existing condition x2
So say it like
I was
not just hanging in there
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8. |
Hairline Fractures
03:43
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9. |
Year of the Fire
03:02
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10. |
War We're Fighting
03:21
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11. |
Ignition Key
03:55
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12. |
Curve in the Road
06:39
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Ian Foster St. John'S, Newfoundland and Labrador
I'm a songwriter, filmmaker and music producer born and raised in St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada. Music has carried me across North America and Europe over the last 17 years and I can honestly say it really is about the friends made along the way. More at www.ianfoster.ca ... more
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