Name: How Were We To Know
Duration: P00H04M37S
Description: A remembrance of the tragic events that shape us, change us and bind us together in hope and healing.

How Were We To Know

by The Open Easy

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A remembrance of the tragic events that shape us, change us and bind us together in hope and healing.

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How were we to know
That you were made for suffering
Reach into the past
Never known another way

It's clear to me now
Mistakes were made along the way
And don't forget the moon
How it shown across the frozen lake

Fences can be climbed
Lift your burdens high
When we all come down
Remember how you stayed with me
We won't forget

Upon us they descend
To examine their specimens
We live inside our heads
Underneath the covers

Listen to me now
I've got something to say to you
You cannot take my words
Is any of this getting through

Fences can be climbed
Take my heart, I'll take your hand
Remember me this day
We won't regret.

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released December 15, 2019

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The Open Easy Creswell, Oregon

The Open Easy are inspired by the daily challenges of life. Sounds forged from a collective process of introspective soul searching, fearless vulnerability, and the culmination of many years of easy collaboration. The Open Easy is founded on the premise of common harmony and freedom through music. ... more

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