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Alaska
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I was walking through icy streams
That took my breath away, (mmm)
Moving slowly through westward water
Over glacial plains
And I walked off you, (mmm)
And I walked off an old me
Oh me oh my I thought it was a dream
So it seemed
And now, breathe deep, I’m inhaling
You and I, there's air in between
Leave me be, I’m exhaling
You and I, there's air in between
(Ooh)
You and I, there's air in between
(Ooh)
Cut my hair so I could rock back and forth
Without thinking of you
And I learned to talk
And say whatever I wanted to
And I walked off you
And I walked off an old me
Oh me oh my I thought it was a dream
So it seemed
And now, breathe deep, I’m inhaling
You and I, there's air in between
Leave me be, I’m exhaling
You and I, there's air in between
(Ooh)
(Ooh)
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The Fretless Toronto, Ontario
Juno Award Winning folk string quartet playing traditional and modern fiddle music.
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