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Poison the Well
03:50
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The water was poisoned in the well last night
The man said, "Let the opposition die!"
I tried, I tried to save my countryside
But the war broke out
in black in white
The news pours in from the Left and Right
Man or woman, you must pick your side
But no matter what it is you decide, Oh Lord!
They're gonna sell you all
What's wrong and right
Pay you off to win your minds
Raging on in black and white
Black and white
Black and white
Black and white
Well, my mother, bless her soul, she was right
It's so hard to find a man who doesn't hide
when he's not right, and he's not right this time
'Cause the water was poisoned in the well last night
The man said, "Let the opposition die!"
I tried I tried to save my countryside
But the war broke out in black and white
Black and white
Black and white
I said I tied, I tried to save my countryside
But the war broke out in black and white
It's red, It's green, It's blue,
orange in the light
Not just black and white
Not black and white
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Borders
04:57
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Coming soon. Please listen!
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Shayna Sands Corpus Christi, Texas
With a voice that is sometimes likened to an untamed Billie Holiday, Shayna Sands guides the listener through vivid soundscapes. Her music sees a poetic fusion of classical techniques with blues and folk elements making for a deeply emotional listening experience. ... more
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