Seven of us from the years of my youth
Every one of us aware of some kind of truth
And though perhaps somewhere we drifted apart
I know that we still share the same heart
And it speaks to us often, it tries to be heard
At all of our windows, like a lonely lost bird
And though it flies alone, it truly flies free
Around the world and back home
It's seen all that we've yet to see
And if we listen to its song we can never forget
What the seven of us have and haven't got yet
What the seven of us have and haven't got yet
credits
from Nineteen Years EP,
released June 30, 2019
Music/lyrics by John Townsend, BMI
John Townsend: vocals, acoustic, electric, and baritone guitars, piano, percussion
Matthew Saraca: bass
Peter Dotson-Westphalen: bass
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