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Fading away again
Grains of sand
Are slipping
Right on thru.

Holding your hand in
My hand grippin'
Till the white of the knuckle
Shines like new.

And the forks we came to
Could never really sever
What once was two
What once was two
What once was two.

The river is raging
The rapids caging
My thoughts
With the sound.

No, I ain't fakin'
My hands are shaken
By the winding words
That Canyons cut out

And the forks we came to
Could never really sever
What once was two
What once was two
What once was two

Shake it off
And try to think of anything I can do
You made your bed a bigger mess
Than before
There's nothing left to say here
That wouldn't hang in the air
For a minute or two
For what once was two
What once was two

Fading away again
Grains of sand
Are slipping
Right on thru.

Holding your hand in
My hand grippin'
Till the white of the knuckle
Shines like new.

And the forks we came to
Could never really sever
What once was two.
What once was two.
What once was two.

Shake it off
And try to think of anything I can do.
You made your bed a bigger mess
Than before.
There's nothing left to say here
That wouldn't hang in the air
For a minute or two
For what once was
Shake it off
And try to think of anything I can do.
You made your bed a bigger mess
Than before.
There's nothing left to say here
That wouldn't hang in the air
For a minute or two
For what once was two
What once was two

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from Sometimes Late at Night, released May 20, 2016

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Canyons Salt Lake City, Utah

With roots originating from Nevada, Ohio, and Texas, Canyons is a band with a taste for all genres that wants you to feel. In the true sense of folk music, their songs tell stories. The songs urge you to immerse yourself in scenes both ethereal and intimate. ... more

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