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Heart Swells
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Short and Sweet
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Promised Landfill
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Let's walk barefoot on common ground
Let the hills gently raise our steps
Let the valleys drive us down
Back to where we once found
Let's walk barefoot on common ground
I'm heaping hope up in my chest
And hiding it down deep
Holding it close
Right up to my vest
I'm heaping hope up in my chest
Hoping someone will accept
My unsung throat-lump lament
Transcribe my foreign body language
Heed my silent self protest
Wishing someone will accept
I'm still charting my horizon
Gathering my personal bearings
Maybe it'll point me
Somewhere towards the way
The way to put it all behind
The way that once reminds
The way that's always kind
The way I want to find
The way to put it all behind
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Matt Gower Ottawa, Ontario
For over 20 years, Matt Gower has been involved in the Ottawa music community. In that time, Matt has performed with Garage Folk band Capital Grass and the No Men, folk duo Fathom the Sea as well as solo gigs around the National Capital Region. Along Matt’s musical journey, a constant thread has held true: nothing carries more meaning than connecting with an audience through the power of song. ... more
Matt Gower recommends:
Don't Wait for the Mountain
by Capital Grass and the No Men
Capital Grass and the No Men push the limits of roots rock & folk music to create an energetic genre they like to call "Garage Folk".
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