1. |
Waltz For Kelly
03:56
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2. |
Voice in Your Ear
04:20
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From birth we are told
live fast 'til you're old.
For the time will come to act,
and to be bold.
My fears of being left behind
have made me reach out to find,
the steps of life are hard to align.
Chorus
When a face in the crowd
becomes a voice in your ear
telling you how to live, and how to love,
look down your path through the woods and the vines,
and see that you'll always have a friend.
I was acting insane,
and my friends felt the same.
What they could see
they wouldn't dare to explain.
Being under your thumb
with nowhere to run,
and what you said to me can't be undone.
Chorus
We push for the best,
some settle for the less.
Is that really just the way that it goes?
I'm sorry I told you
that we'd make it through
all those years now we know
we'll never have.
I'll take back my ring,
or keep the damn thing.
(It) just reminds me of mistakes
that need to go.
Because time has shown to me
how unhappy we'd be,
it we hadn't chose our separate ways.
All my hurt set aside,
I've finally hit my stride.
For a new love has entered my life.
She's tender and sweet,
and I hope you both meet.
You never know -
she might say, "yes,"
and be my wife.
Double Chorus
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3. |
The Perfect Fit
06:00
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4. |
Claro Que Si!
03:40
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5. |
Gagging Order
03:48
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I know what you're thinking
But I'm not your property
No matter what you say
No matter what you say
[Chorus]
Move along, there's nothing left to see
Just a body, nothing left to see
[Verse 2]
A couple more for breakfast
A little more for tea
Just to take the edge off
Just to take the edge off
[Chorus]
Move along, there's nothing left to see
Just a body, pouring down the street
Move along, there's nothing left to see
Just a body, nothing left to see
[Outro]
Move along
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6. |
Carriage House
05:23
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7. |
Der Belsnickel
04:14
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8. |
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O Thou Great Being! what Thou art,
Surpasses me to know:
Yet sure I am, that known to Thee
Are all Thy works below.
Thy creature here before Thee stands,
All wretched and distrest;
Yet sure those ills that wring my soul
Obey Thy high behest.
Sure Thou, Almighty, canst not act
From cruelty or wrath!
O, free my weary eyes from tears,
Or close them fast in death!
But if I must afflicted be,
To suit some wise design;
Then man my soul with firm resolves
To bear and not repine!
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9. |
Clean of Heart
02:35
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10. |
Mátyás a Margit
03:13
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11. |
Burke House Fever Chills
03:37
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12. |
Ballou
03:46
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Patrick McAvinue Annapolis, Maryland
Patrick McAvinue is highly regarded in the world of traditional music. He's an International Bluegrass Music Association award-winning artist, known for his technical skill, versatility, and distinctive approach to the fiddle. In addition to his career in the United States Navy Band, he is a founding member of Baltimore, Maryland’s roots quartet Charm City Junction. ... more
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