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lyrics

Big old lights were fading
Drifting back from the dock
It’s only now they ask you to stay, but you will not

Did you see the cormorant, or hear the glasses ring?
You can say there’s nothing wrong, but it will go on

I was casting stones, looking for a place
Walking with flat feet on the last day
Of the year

I will be in Panama
Sleeping out with the tigers and bears
In my old sweet tangerine car
She goes everywhere

I’m following that trail, without a care
Over the land to some perfect stage
It’s somehow strange to be nearer to
My starting place

I was casting stones, looking for a place
Walking with flat feet on the last day

I was casting stones, looking for a place
Walking with flat feet on the last day
Of the year

credits

from Here by the Fire, released February 10, 2011
Andy Laking: guitar, vocals and double bass
David Doocey: fiddle
Christof van der Ven: backing vocals
Toby Laing: flugelhorn

Lyrics by Andy Laking. Music by Andy Laking / Gráda

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