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Tim Howe - Poem no. 2: Go Forth

from Poem Project by Barra Brown

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When the cavalry came, and the lights were lit dim
You held the moon in your mouth like a hymn.

Don't let the sun meet the wind.
Pull your jacket closer, make your way back in.

You're a traveler now, you've got boots to get you there,
and the hills to iron flat like your flax blonde hair.

Don't let the words kill the vibe.
I never met a Poem I didn't half way like.

What's the story this time, once you made yourself known?
I'm not going out quick with a sad sorry no.

Don't let peace hold you back.
You've got lighting in your eyes and a storm on your back.

Go forth, go forth

When the sky finally fell, you were last in the room; hoping I was on my way to you
Don't let your hopes bring you down.
I'm headed up to Tulsa going to burn through the south

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from Poem Project, track released April 29, 2014
Tim Howe-vocals/instruments

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