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Circulate
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By Its Own Design
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I can’t believe that’s all it took
Like a wind to a feather
I can’t believe how close it was the whole time
Been afraid to take the step
Fearing the fall would last forever
I was willing to bend but now it’s breaking my mind
Its own weight will bring it down, its own weight will bring it down
Its own weight will bring it down, its own weight will bring it down
Might be a man, cause or religion
Don’t get me wrong we need inspiration
But when you get too many leaning on the same line
The teeth of the dog roll into dogma
The lost and weary want to get up on ya
High and mighty ‘till the next one comes along to change their minds
Its own weight will bring it down, its own weight will bring it down
Its own weight will bring it down, its own weight will bring it down
You might think you’re too small to make that change
You might think you’re too small to break that chain
But haven’t you heard, the bigger they are the harder they fall
How long can you scream “Don’t Follow Me”
Before a crowd begins to gather
It’s only a matter of time
Thinking your way, no, that way
Is gonna stand forever
Well it's bearing a heavy load by its own design
Its own weight will bring it down, its own weight will bring it down
Its own weight will bring it down, its own weight will bring it down
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Conjure
03:19
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Space To Be
04:57
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Roosevelt Dime
03:33
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Fendershine Washington
Fendershine is a rock band whose music draws from the regions from which its members hail. Arkansas swamp rock, Minneapolis pop, California country-rock and Boston folk-punk are stirred into the Pacific NW mixing bowl of Vashon Island. Fendershine is Eric Frith (guitar/vocals), Rick Vanselow (guitar/vocals) and Kim Thal (violin/vocals), Ellen Parker (bass/vocals) and Stephen Buffington (drums). ... more
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