Fake Arms
from Anywhere But Where I Am by Foreign Fields
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumForeign Fields debut, Anywhere But Where I Am, on CD.
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Includes unlimited streaming of Anywhere But Where I Am via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.ships out within 5 daysPurchasable with gift card$10 USD
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Streaming + DownloadIncludes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.Purchasable with gift card
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Buy the Full Digital Album
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Record/Vinyl + Digital AlbumForeign Fields' debut album "Anywhere But Where I Am" on 180 gram vinyl. This is a double disc LP.
Includes unlimited streaming of Anywhere But Where I Am via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.ships out within 5 daysPurchasable with gift card$20 USD or more
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lyrics
The candles aren't lit yet
We just became friends, friends again
I drove off my dreams to make you real again
I hung my flag high
I won't ever forget eating my pride
I taste gold on my tongue, see white from my eyes
And when I'm asking for your hand
But you're coming home instead
I'll ask for so much more, never to leave me again
If I leave this town for Tenn., I'll see mountains again
But if I can't see you, I've lost it all my friend
When I'm asking for your hand
But you're coming home instead
I'll ask for so much more, never to leave me again
If I leave this town for Tenn., I'll see mountains again
But if I can't see you, I've lost it all my friend
When I'm asking for your hand
But you're coming home instead
I'll ask for so much more, never to leave me again
If I leave this town for Tenn., I'll see mountains again
But if I can't see you, I've lost it all my friend
We just became friends, friends again
I drove off my dreams to make you real again
I hung my flag high
I won't ever forget eating my pride
I taste gold on my tongue, see white from my eyes
And when I'm asking for your hand
But you're coming home instead
I'll ask for so much more, never to leave me again
If I leave this town for Tenn., I'll see mountains again
But if I can't see you, I've lost it all my friend
When I'm asking for your hand
But you're coming home instead
I'll ask for so much more, never to leave me again
If I leave this town for Tenn., I'll see mountains again
But if I can't see you, I've lost it all my friend
When I'm asking for your hand
But you're coming home instead
I'll ask for so much more, never to leave me again
If I leave this town for Tenn., I'll see mountains again
But if I can't see you, I've lost it all my friend
credits
from Anywhere But Where I Am,
released May 24, 2012
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Foreign Fields Wisconsin
Contact: foreignfieldsmusic@gmail.com
From Wisconsin. We hope our music resonates with you. Thanks for listening.
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