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Red Flower

from The Mini Album by Fox and Swallow

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We redid a song from the first album some time ago and I am quite proud of it!

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The flower in your hair is tearing up the sky
Or maybe its the sun cause everything is red up high
And the skies are opened up to make way for the light
While the flower in your hair is tearing up the sky

Your eyes are red, I think we spent too much time
Playing outside trying to come up with new rhymes
About love and war and about each others' lives
Your eyes are red and i think its about time

The music is sulking and its filled with cliches
And everyone is sleeping but we're both awake
While the moon lights our guitars while we play
We're making too much noise to ever wanna sleep

Sitting on roof tops watching the city awake
Soon it'll be louder than any song we could make
But while the nights still hear its all ours to take
Sitting on rooftops watching the city awake

The flower in your hair is tearing up the sky
Or maybe its the sun cause everything is red up high
And the skies are opened up to make way for the light
While the flower in your hair is tearing up the sky

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from The Mini Album, released May 25, 2015

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Fox and Swallow Minneapolis, Minnesota

Fox and Swallow was started in January 2014 by Caleb DeLaurentis. He was shortly joined by close friends of his as they play folky music across the twin cities, fighting crime and the forces of evil! But mostly just the playing folky music part.

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