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lyrics

And these white lines, have been the fall of many men
But I'll follow them, 'till I fall down, on my knees
It's not a sickness or a disease that I hold dear
It's just feet that would carry me away

And these dark roads, are all I need
And the places of which I've laid
Would rival the explorers of old
And make the storyteller, turn the page

But there's never any forfeit, when it comes to something better
You're never lost, 'till you've won, something more
So bury me at the grand age of 21
These eyes have seen more than they can hold

And when it's pages, we can read for another time
But the characters are left between the lines
half read and unfinished, will the hero ever be the victor
Or just left, on the shelf with folded page

So close your curtains as I walk by
And avert your eyes from places of which I've laid
'cause the explorer, never sees me cry
And the storyteller, no more, will turn that page

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from Grow Your Own, released January 7, 2019
Produced & Engineered by James Bennett
Recorded at Swanyard Music, Retford

David J. Cayley - Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals, Electric & Acoustic Guitars, Piano, Reed Organ
James Bennett - Glockenspiel, Additional Piano
Paul Fenwick - Drums
Colin Wilson - Bass Guitar

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David J. Cayley Retford, UK

David J. Cayley is a new voice that harkens back to story telling in music in a modern form.

Initially writing sad and heartbreaking music, he has developed his sound to build on the introspection with uplifting sounds taking what was once sad and making it both positive and poignant.

Influences range from Ryan Adams & Damien Rice to Bruce Springsteen & Eric Clapton. ... more

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