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Sun Goes Down
03:15
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I was turning a corner when it caught my eye
And if I had a quarter for every time
A willow means water in the ground
And everyday the sun goes down
On the ornery and fair child
On the widow and midwife
On us orphans running wild
It was only a moment a matter of time
The dead were brought up and called alive
The earth can turn a river around
By the way the sun goes down
On the ornery and fair child
On the widow and midwife
On us orphans running wild
On the ornery and fair child
On the widow and midwife
On us orphans running wild
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The Stormcellars Denver, Colorado
Nathan: Guitar, Lead Vox, Harmonica, Songwriter, Resident Enemy of Mainstream
Anna: Vox,
Mandolin, Resident Dress-Wearer
Ben: Vox, Piano, Moog, Percussion, Instrument Builder/Sandwich Maker
Calvin: Vox, Guitar, Banjo, Cello, Recording Novice
In 2011, Nathan formed The Stormcellars as a creative outlet and a reason to hang out with 3 close friends. They have now formed something like a family.
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