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stand still (52​-​24)

from 52 of 28 by rushmore beekeepers

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written 8/14/10, recorded 8/15/10.

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if i could do nothing i would, but that's not what this is about
i need to say something real, and i can only shout so loud

if i could measure my success, i'm sure there'd be some argument

all of these possibilities are screaming at me
i can stand still, if it's at the wrong place it will drive me crazy

if i can do something i should, maybe that's what this is about
i need something i can feel, something i can't do without
if i could measure my regrets, i'm sure there'd be some argument

if i hold these thoughts too long, i'm afraid of what they'll do
feel there's action to be taken, need to find out if it's true
if i could measure my success, i'm sure there'd be some argument

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from 52 of 28, released March 4, 2011

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rushmore beekeepers Tulsa, Oklahoma

Indie folk/electro folk duo RBK (Zach Fountain and Amanda Hawkins) layer folk instruments with keyboards and electro beats while singing about purpose, uncertainty, love, and hope with a backdrop that's sometimes everyday, sometimes surreal or apocalyptic.

The solo/duo/trio is based in OK and AZ. ... more

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