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Ten Mile Tide is a San Francisco-based six-piece that plays a seamless blend of feel-good acoustic rock, foot-stomping folk, and beer-drenched bluegrass.

Song Info

Genre

Rock • Rock General

Charts

Peak #1,669

Peak in subgenre #360

Uploaded

December 15, 2007

Track Files

MP3

MP3 5.1 MB • 128 kbps • 5:35

Lyrics

Time is Right

Your probably somewhere on the road
Somewhere warm, maybe cold
A little drunk, probably stoned
I don't know

I know its hard for you to write
Just know that I'm alright
Remember what you told me last July
This is not goodbye

Chorus:
So watch for me on those foggy nights
When the rain won't fall and your chest feels tight
When cicadas sing all through the night
And I'll see you when the time is right

Last night I dreamt of being home
The air was clear and the grass had grown
The sun was out and your green eyes shown
But I woke alone

I got a job planting railroad ties
A hundred miles down the west coast line
Just trying to wish away the time
Until your mine

Chorus

I just got your postcard in the mail
That's great you got a job on the rail
I'll be waiting at the end of your trail
Without fail

While I work I sing your song
It makes my arms feel light and strong
Everyday that I've been gone
It won't be long

Chorus

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