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Sidewalks

from Mapsynapse by Maps Need Reading

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Lyrics: David Webb
Music: Maps Need Reading

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Let's take a stroll on the sidewalks
Our fathers drew on with their chalks
Before they picked up pens
Will our past be our future men?
Will our past be our future?

Fall comes like cracks on the sidewalks
While I look back on our long talks
Cause I've forgotten when
When I jumped into this old skin
When I jumped into this hole

When did old proven facts
Start holding me back?
I want these old proven facts
To leave and let me be

These cracks on the ground
They grow with sound
And they keep holding me
From where I need to get to
But is that you?

It's an old proven fact
That make our bones crack
But it's an unproven fact
That I'll give up, give up, give up to you

I walk alone on the sidewalks
And hear echoes of long talks
Between you and me
And your voice flies through the trees

Did you know you were a songbird?

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from Mapsynapse, released September 3, 2016
Nathan Patterson: vocals, bass guitar
DJ Young: drums, aux percussion
Chris Burgess: vocals, electric guitar, acoustic guitar

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Do your feet wanna tap? Does your soul need feeding? Is your inner voice telling you that your maps need reading?

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