Mutual Benefit - Skip a Sinking Stone

Slow March

Won't you say what you mean
Lately I've been staring cross-eyed just to see
What it is that's in your heart
A place so tucked away it's hidden from yourself

What does it take to be at peace
To accept the things that linger out of reach
I wish you'd say what's on your mind
I feel a slow march towards the darkness all the time

Say what you mean, it's the time to leave
Say what you mean, say the things I can't



Credits
Writer(s): Jacob Falby, Dillon Zahner, Jordan Lee
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Other Album Tracks

  1. Madrugada
  2. Skipping Stones
  3. Closer Still
  4. Lost Dreamers
  5. Getting Gone
  6. Not for Nothing
  7. Nocturne
  8. Slow March
  9. Many Returns
  10. City Sirens

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Altri album

  1. Growing at the Edges - The Demos
  2. Growing at the Edges
  3. Wasteland Companions
  4. Just Another Diamond Day
  5. Diamond Day
  6. Thunder Follows the Light
  7. Come to Pass / Shedding Skin
  8. The Cowboy's Prayer
  9. Getting Gone
  10. Skip a Sinking Stone

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