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Time to Change
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Old Man
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Queen of December
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Sideways
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Anything
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Warmth of the Sun
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Blue to Grey
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Blue to Grey
Words and Music - Clayton Stanfield
I started running, and never looked back
Saw all the people, lining up on the track
The wait for tomorrow, is always the same
Watch my blue skies turn to grey
3o days later, forgive and forget
The words "I am sorry", haven't hit my tongue yet
It's never too easy, yo know what to say
As you watch my blue skies turn to grey
I once heard a story, I never could tell
About a man who had nothing, But lived just as well
He said never let them take your soul without something to say
And watch my blue skies turn to grey
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Clayton Stanfield Reno, Nevada
Clayton is a long time Reno / Tahoe musician. The new album One Disaster at a Time was released in October 2017 and follows up the solo album Reno Rising that was released in 2014. When not working on solo work Clayton plays with Reno band The Derailment. ... more
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