Crick
from Trouble You Invite by The Wild Maps
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lyrics
I saw a sign in the sky
believe it, receive it,
or call it a lie
but I saw a sign in the sky
my little crick's running dry
the silo is still standing
and the grasses grow high
but my little crick's running dry
she had two brown eyes like mine
but don't look too close
or you'll beg to go blind
she had two brown eyes like mine
believe it, receive it,
or call it a lie
but I saw a sign in the sky
my little crick's running dry
the silo is still standing
and the grasses grow high
but my little crick's running dry
she had two brown eyes like mine
but don't look too close
or you'll beg to go blind
she had two brown eyes like mine
credits
from Trouble You Invite,
released August 3, 2012
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about
The Wild Maps Los Angeles, California
Born to commemorate the centennial of the sinking of the Titanic, The Wild Maps tell stories of seabreeze heartache and landlocked ambition.
discography
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Aug 2012
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