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The Holy Mountain
03:33
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Mom you died and I feel alone
No one to talk to on long drives home
From up north I wish you were here
Released your ashes in the New England air
So when I'm at the summit I can see your face
The Holy Mountain silence I'll embrace
As your advice whispered to your son
Full of guidance and wrapped in love
Mother Nature she is all around me
In the milk from a calf to the honey bees
In the growth of wild flowers to the ancient trees
to the birds singing hymns to their babies
Mother Nature she is all around me
In the heart of a deer or her fawns as they dream
In the Atlantic Salmon as she swims upstream
From the Holy Mountain to the primordial seas
There was so much to you then skin and bones
Will you be here for all the milestones?
We're you there when I got married?
Or when Adam gave his toast?
Of Course you were, I apologize I always doubt your ghost
It's like I can feel you but you're not really there
Sometimes I'm just lonely and without you I am scared
Darkness all around me you're the guiding
light in the wind the sun the soil the earth the moon
and the night
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Horrible Men
01:42
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Room
01:46
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Hospital Stay
03:16
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Shua Boston, Massachusetts
Joshua Ryan's Music Projects, Ghastly Find (2016-2018) and Shua (Present)
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