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Afternoon

from Sun Songs by The Foresters

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lyrics

This complication
Controls the population
We've got to work now
We've got to work now

Sunday mornings
Were just a warning
For what's left to come now
What's left to come now

Standing in the shadow of trees
I'm counting all the edges of these

Heartfelt ridges
Tears on the bridges
That made a pathway
That made a pathway

Left you after class
On the under-overpass
That is quite alright
You'll be stuck up there all night

Things, they happen too soon
In the afternoon

No time to change your place
You destroyed the human race

It's so hard to stay true
In the afternoon

Well, your eyes are getting weak
Your tongue can hardly speak

Lonely farmer
Waits for his daughter
She'll never come, now
She'll never come, now

This religion
Drowned in superstition

That made us work, now
It doesn't work, now

Milk that fell from stars
And silver steel guitars
All these things you want
But they just seem so far

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from Sun Songs, released July 21, 2015

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The Foresters Bethany, Connecticut

a bethany ct and purchase ny-based rock-type band consisting of three brothers and assorted friends.

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