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Four Strong Winds

from Buildings of Dreams by Jay Fraser

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I'm down at the station
Waiting so patiently for you
With my head in my hands

I've let this run late
But I won't hesitate
To make sure that you understand

'Cause there's four strong winds that are a' comin'
They're gonna blow that trumpet soon
When I'm drawn and quartered like and outlaw
The last thing I see will be you

Now it's time for a soul revolution
Watching my angels fall
Watching my demons brawl
I'm breaking old china plates up against the walls

Well it's time we moved on
To make ourselves strong
Only time will console what we've found

I'm checking a map
So I miss the next trap
But it's hard to be told North from South

When there's four strong winds that are a' comin'
They're gonna blow that trumpet soon
When I'm drawn and quartered like and outlaw
The last thing I see will be you

Now it's time for a soul revolution
Watching my angels fall
Watching my demons brawl
I'm breaking old china plates up against the walls

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from Buildings of Dreams, released January 22, 2011

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