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Heartmouth

from Heartmouth by Sam Behymer

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would you open up your heart mouth
and let the voice out
let the voice out
let it hit the empty chairs
and stack up in the corners
stack up in the corners
and we will all go home
with pockets full of sound
if you'll open up your mouth
and let the voice out

the race is on when spring is gone
what's living in our heads will hit the paper
if i believed in half of me
they'd be getting more than what they paid for

would you open up your heart mouth
and let the voice out
let the voice out
let it hit the empty chairs
and stack up in the corners
stack up in the corners
and we will all go home
with pockets full of sound
if you'll open up your mouth
and let the voice out

tear it up so it makes the cut
and give yourself a pretty solo
don't respond and we'll move on
act like you know something I don't know

would you open up your heart mouth
and let the voice out
let the voice out
let it hit the empty chairs
and stack up in the corners
stack up in the corners
and we will all go home
with pockets full of sound
if you'll open up your mouth
and let the voice out

so they tied her to the fencepost and then what
does she ever come back down

would you open up your heart mouth
and let the voice out
let the voice out
let it hit the empty chairs
and stack up in the corners
stack up in the corners
and we will all go home
with pockets full of sound
if you'll open up your mouth
and let the voice out

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from Heartmouth, released July 29, 2009

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