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Edison Fields

from Renaissance Man by Devin Haas

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The story of the dawn child

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Edison Fields

I remember when the only open space I could find
were the field of grass beneath the Edison lines
When the water moved too fast to swim under the pier
and a notch on the wall at the end of each year

How tall I have grown
so little has changed
But all my best guesses
have been re-arranged

Taught to expect the best out of life
I notice I’d settle for it to just be alright
Taught to expect the best out of life
I notice I’d settle for it to just be alright

I have dreams of becoming alive
where the sunlight pushes my hunger aside
In a place where my tribe doesn’t own any land
for we’d broken the cancer built over the sand

How far we have walked
through a landscape so strange
While all our assumptions
have fallen away

Taught to expect the best out of life
I notice I’d settle if it could just be alright
Taught to expect the best out of life
I notice I’d settle if it could just be alright

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from Renaissance Man, released March 22, 2011
Devin Haas- Vocals, Guitars
Alex Atwood- Bass
Zen Galileo- Percussion

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Devin Haas Los Angeles, California

Devin Haas has been playing sitar since 1997. He was trained in Sikh Indian classical music tradition. John Wash IV is a graduate of Cal Arts and is classically trained in Indian music and many other types of percussion. Shan Ahmadi is a Tanpura player and teacher from Tehran Iran. The performers are currently based in Long Beach California. ... more

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