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Shaman
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I am Shaman and I live in dreams
You are tearing at a thousand seams
seems to me you have lost your way
I must admit I feel the same
You are standing there all dressed in black
You've lost something and it's not coming back
And just before you are wide awake
you express regret at some vague mistake
And you say come, come, come fix me,
But you'll fix yourself
I am Shaman and I cure by trade
But I can't cure you with any tea I've made
I must admit I am powerless
The dreams may come but I don't get them
You come to me to mend your beat up heart
And you may feel much better than the start
I blend my herbs and I blend my wine
and in due time, you're gonna feel alright
And you say come, come, come fix me,
but you fixed yourself.
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Harry Nichols Ithaca
From his earliest days of musical self-expression, Harry Nichols has had a ear for melody. Whatever eclectic influences work their way into his art- from metal to chamber pop- the result is always certain to thrill your brain. He has released music independently since 2010, and continues with his upcoming LP, SONGS FOR THE RICH AND BEAUTIFUL. He currently lives and gigs in Ithaca, NY. ... more
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