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Threes

from Renaissance Man by Devin Haas

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Threes

Loosing your people always seems to come in threes,
Weather their dying, hate you or leave across the sea
then you’re left with no one except relatives and pets
And random acquaintances you don’t really get

A letter some bills, a bottle and a pipe
the instruments of my destruction
Though I’m awake all through the night
I fear I’ve a accomplished nothing

Loosing yourself always seems to come with ease
Weather your heartbroken hungry or sick with disease
And then with your pieces you build from the ground
A temple to whatever truth you have found

A pen some paper a guitar and a dream
The instruments of my salvation
though I am falling apart at the seems
my soul is a radio station

Tune me in on your vacuum tube, let the music flow on through
Tune me in on your vacuum tube, let the music flow on through
Tune me in on your vacuum tube, let the music flow on through
Tune me in on your vacuum tube, let the music flow on through

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from Renaissance Man, released March 22, 2011
Devin Haas- Vocals, Guitars
Janine Ferguson- Vocals
Marty French- Rhodes Piano
Alex Atwood- Standup Bass
John Wash IV- 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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