You're Home
from Demos by City on Silt
lyrics
You punch that clock a hundred times
Feeling so free you see the light
The time has come to make it move
Shake off that dust and bring it down
You want to get around
You live this life not for free
Your broken roads take you away
You feel the spin of those tearing tires
You go fast to slow it down
The exit's here, you're home
Feeling so free you see the light
The time has come to make it move
Shake off that dust and bring it down
You want to get around
You live this life not for free
Your broken roads take you away
You feel the spin of those tearing tires
You go fast to slow it down
The exit's here, you're home
credits
from Demos,
track released May 27, 2013
Lyrics: Jeff Krentel
Lyrics: Jeff Krentel
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City on Silt Washington, D.C.
Groovy urban stories
by
Jeff Krentel
Greg Maly
Anand Varghese
Trevor Olexy
Robby Burns
discography
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Dec 2018 -
Nov 2018 -
Apr 2015 -
Apr 2014 -
Feb 2014 -
May 2013
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