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Present Tense

from Snow Tires by Andrew Laviolette

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Inspired by life in Dawson City Yukon Canada.

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Well the sun's coming up I think that we should head back home.
Grab your list of bad behaviour, you left it by the telephone.
And if we leave right now I bet we'll keep our power.
Be home in time for breakfast, coffee and a shower.

Well the evening was a part, it couldn't have been better.
All our friends were acting crazy, it was great to be together.
And at some point I heard that somebody had tripped and fell.
But there was laughter after; from whom it was hard to tell.

Some of us are lost.
Some of us are here.
Some ride the narrow.
And some keep it weird.
I've been a runner, I've been fooled, I've made choices with consequence.
That's why I'm here, living in the present tense.

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from Snow Tires, track released November 3, 2017
Written and performed by Andrew Laviolette and featuring Kristen Poenn on fiddle and Lee Whalen on mandolin.

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Canadian folk songwriter.

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