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Like A Leaf

from RAINY DAY RECORD (EP) by mushkat

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I feel like a leaf, floating on the surface of the Gaspereau,
following the current of the tide where it may go, like blowing in the wind.
Just like a leaf, I don't make decisions for myself, it seems.
I just play the cards that I am dealt, and hope problems fix themselves.
I may never reach my dreams.
So I don't dare to dream at all; without trying to climb, there is no opportunity to fall.
I'm shaking like a leaf, clinging for dear life against the strong Eastern wind,
barely holding onto the olive branch in the hand that you extend.
Now we're two leaves, firmly linked together just like puzzle pieces,
who found our way together in a drawer, in a house now flooded, on our way out to sea.
And we don't dare to dream at all; without trying to climb, there is no opportunity to fall.
No, we don't dare to dream at all; without trying to climb, there is no opportunity to fall.
Without trying to climb, there is no opportunity to fall.

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from RAINY DAY RECORD (EP), released March 24, 2022

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mushkat Halifax, Nova Scotia

Mushkat is William (Bill) Travis from Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. He sings his indie folk songs in a voice that's been compared to Paul Simon and Ben Lee, often with the support of Chris Brown (drums), Mark Merrimen (bass), and sometimes Theo MacIntosh (guitar, piano). He has shared stages with Erin Costelo, Al Tuck, Christina Martin, Bend The River, The Mahones, and many more. ... more

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