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A Different Stream
03:01
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If I were a sailor
I'd float the barren sea
I'd drift away in the sunset light
And forever I'd be free
But i'm not a sailor
Could never catch the wind
I'd miss the wonder
Of what sits around the bend so I'm not a sailor
I was born a singer
With my heart on my sleeve
I was born a dreamer
But not only in my sleep
I was born to flow down a different stream
If I were a raven
I'd fly the sky so blue
I'd drift from leaf to leaf
and forever I'd be free from you
But I'm not a raven
I have no wings to fly
I've never risen
To have the whole world in my sight so I'm not a raven
I was born a singer
With my heart on my sleeve
I was born a dreamer
But not only in my sleep
I was born to flow down a different stream
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Borderline
03:41
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3. |
Maybe
03:44
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4. |
Make of My Pride
03:36
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My Sweet Love
03:05
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6. |
The Gamble
03:42
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I've gotta tell you I've been racking my brain
Trying to find a way out
I've had enough of this continual rain
A change is coming no doubt
It's been a long lonely time
With no peace of mind
And I'm ready for the times to get better
You seem to want from me what I cannot give
I feel so lonesome at times
I have a dream I wish I could live
It's burning holes in my mind
It's been a long lonely time
With no peace of mind
And I'm ready for the times to get better
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Ashley Heath Asheville, North Carolina
Voted #1 Acoustic / Folk Artist and #2 Songwriter of WNC 2017 by voters of Mountain Xpress Readers and Merlefest Band Competition winner 2018. Heath has strong yet velvet vocals with a bluesy twang giving an Americana vibe.
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