1. |
Wind Up
03:28
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Wind Up
Ain’t it funny
advice you’d give away
can be the same
you should take
Take it home
And not for granted
It’s a seed
so reach down and plant it
It’s all in the wind up
Just throw some time at it
Don’t walk away
and put it down
You’ll never get there if you stop right now
Too many days
Slipped away
I’ll be damned
If those same clouds rain on you
So keep your nose
to the grindstone
This too shall pass
You are not alone
It’s all in the wind up
Just throw some time at it
Don’t walk away
and put it down
You’ll never get there if you stop right now
When it’s over
It’ll be enough
Just throw some time at it
It’s all in the wind up.
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2. |
Red Wing
02:47
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Red Wing
I’ve got no angels on my shoulders
They’re a little more down to earth
Close to me every day
Though I bring em through the dirt
Despite the tattered tied up tongues
And the rusty rings where the lace is hung
They’re built to last and here to stay
Two good soles to guild me on my way
Built of love and here to stay
Two good souls to guide my way
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3. |
Skipping Stones
03:14
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Skipping Stones
Just say good night
I tell myself as I get lost in
your eyes again
But the words don’t come out right
1, 2, 3
Shooting stars fly by
Along with the cadence of
The words I chose instead
Were they better off in my head?
I cast off
With sails full of hope
And a pocket full of skipping stones
Would you believe
Me if I told you that I could
see it in the corners of your smile
It’s been sitting there for a while
I cast off
With sails full of hope
And a pocket full of skipping stones
To test the waters
That I might call my home
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4. |
Heart of Mine
03:39
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You know, It’s harder in the wintertime
to find a love that warms you to the bone
Staring down a snowman to realize
you’re perfectly at home
What you keep- this company,
it’s plain to see it’s driving you mad
What hurts most? You fight the ghost
of a good time that you’ve never had.
You know Hearts heal with time
Don’t fret or lose your mind
You’ll be better off down the line
Just leave me to patch up
this heart of mine
Tis the season, there’s more than one reason to stay inside
These guys you’ve been choosing
always a groomsmen
But you will never be a bride
And that creative spark,
has kept you in the dark
when it used to light up your face.
What used to be a courtesy
is now the cleaning of the blade
You know Hearts heal with time
Don’t fret or lose your mind
You’ll be better off down the line
Just leave me to patch up
this heart of mine
She says Hearts heal with time
As if problems age like fine wine
You know Hearts heal with time
Don’t fret or lose your mind
You’ll be better off down the line
Just leave me to patch up
this heart of mine
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5. |
Change
03:54
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The deer in the headlights
never stood a chance
I-90 will only tell you once
There are people chasing dreams
via thruway and car
On parallel paths that almost touch
Even at a standstill
There’s a connection to be made
But most folks dream a million miles apart
Some of them, still in the same car
I don’t want to waste your time.
Son, you can’t carpool on the road to success
said the waitress as she picked up the check
I’m buying coffee for strangers at rest stops along the way
It never hurts to help make someone’s day
I met a farmer playing folk tunes
He always takes it black
Singing never say it just to hear it back
Don’t forget she always takes it back
So I don’t wanna waste your time
Fill you up on promises that face into lies
All I want to do is hold you
and watch the sun rise
But I won’t tell you to change your mind.
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Nashua Robb Utica, New York
"Nashua Robb’s music is much like his personality, solid as an oak tree, but delicately swaying in the turmoil of humanity’s storm, while finding the beauty in the thunder and lightning."
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