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Don't Go Slow

from Witness by The Falderals

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His eyes are red, his cough is full, of bars and years that go too slow.
Her nails are sharp and quick to pull out each heart that goes too slow.

Don’t say goodbye, don’t say hello, just promise me, you won’t go slow

He made her life impossible; she used a knife that goes too slow.
The scars still there from ear to nose reminding them it goes too slow.

Don’t say goodbye, don’t say hello, just promise me, you won’t go slow.
Cause heaven's hard and hell is full, and inbetween, it goes too slow.

Their prays now tears like rivers flow through the years that go too slow.

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from Witness, released May 30, 2014
Vocals, guitar, bass, kick-drum, harmonica: Rebecca & Andy Andestic
Dobro: Jim McGuinn
Uke: Deke McCallum

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The Falderals Minneapolis, Minnesota

Hailed as a “true taste of American folk music” by The Superior Telegram, The Falderals are a hidden gem in the Twin Cities. Combining lyrical songwriting with powerful harmonies, they are a must-see act for their unique fusion of folk and pop. Andrew and Rebecca Andestic are occasionally joined by friends, including Jim McGuinn on dobro and lap steel and Deke McCallum on uke and guitar. ... more

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