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Easier Done Than Said

from Live At Viracocha by rebirth canal

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lyrics

I feel it on my tongue whenever I hang up the phone
Savory and strong little bit of lemon and cloves
It wants to fly away but I swallow it whole

Feel it in my throat whenever I tell you goodbye
Precious and old, little bit of sweet summer wine
It wants to fly away but I swallow it whole

And I’d like to think that I don’t need words
Oh what’s in your heart will make itself heard
And if you still don’t get it well

it’s easier done than said so I’m gonna do it instead (x4)

I feel it in my blood as the body breaks it apart
A little for the guts and a little more for the heart
Little more for the soul

I want to give you soul like you never knew you could feel
Give you soul like you never learned how to fear
I want to give you soul

And I’d like to think that I don’t need words
You are what you eat; the soul’s all that matters
And if you still don’t get it well

it’s easier done than said so I’m gonna do it instead (x4)

it’s easier done than said so I’m gonna do it instead (x4)

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from Live At Viracocha, released January 1, 2015
Camille Mai - piano/voice/arrangement
Nahuel Bronzini - guitar/production
Schuyler Karr - bass
Rhoyalbaib'e Foston - drums
Nigel Brown - recording

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