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gravity
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everybody's got some shit
in their soul they can't forget
a broken heart on bended knee
he left when i was just 15
she touched me, then she moved away
now i can't even say her name
i had a dream then i got sick
i'm sinking and i'm sinking quick
it's okay
what else can ya do
you can cry about the weather
but the rain still falls on you, yea
it's alright
what else can ya say
you can spread your wings and fly
but gravity won't go away
you can spread your wings and fly
but gravity won't go away
there's nothin' new under the sun
there's nothin' new under the moon
but still i got out every night
just tryin' to get a better view
so if you ever need a friend
you'll probably know just where i am
it isn't much but i get by
if i'm not low i'm probably high
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Jordan Andrew Jefferson Huntington, West Virginia
Who is Jordan? I am not the body. I am not the mind. Temporarily, I am a singer-songwriter who plays piano and guitar, singing Love songs to Love itself. I travel occasionally. We may meet. If you ever find yourself in or near Huntington, West Virginia that might happen sooner. If you ever hear the silence, we just met. Cheers! ... more
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