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Darlin'
04:11
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Lyrics
Life was simple before you walked in
Independence was my closest friend
Was it fate or was it coincidence
I'm not certain but I'm feeling something different
Darlin' can we try this thing together?
Darlin' do you think that we can try this thing together?
Come on over we can mull this over
We can try and break the ice
As the world grow older you can find a shoulder
Girl won't it be nice
And can have the time of our lives
Darlin' can we try this thing together?
Darlin' do you think that we can try this thing together?
I can see you there smiling at me
Without the words to share
We're thinking the same exact things
Baby steps and little breaths
Turned into giant leaps and stumbling feet
Yes oh yes the essence of us
Is a beautiful catastrophe
That's all right sometimes you gotta fight
Fight for what's right
Darlin' can we try this thing together?
Darlin' do you think that we can try this thing together?
credits
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Dig My Grave
04:51
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Cemetery
05:03
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Restless Waiting
04:16
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Undertow
04:18
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Singing With You
02:57
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The Koh Kohs Grand Rapids, Michigan
The Koh Kohs is a Grand Rapids, MI based rock, blues, folk group. Fronted by married couple Joshua & Alexis Kohns; who met and fell in love while playing music. Now with the addition of Stephen Pell on bass and Luke Rockhold on drums, The Koh Kohs have been growing in popularity in West Michigan. Check out their award nominated debut album. ... more
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