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From the point of view of both sides... the one that keeps trying and the one that's already given up.

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We're ready when you are, so lets move on.
I could sit here forever wondering on what went wrong.

I've been overboard, swimming for the shore for what's feeling like to long.
The letters I write build into a pile. The wind blows and they're gone. And if that's the best that you can do, lets move on.

The places you've been don't hold candles to where you can't go.
And my dear, you'll have to stand awhile in the rain to see the rainbow.

The letters I write build into a pile. The wind blows and they're gone. And if that's the best that you can do, lets move on.
Show me the rest of what you'll go through and I'll be gone.
And would it make more sense if I took the time to mention that somethings always wrong?
And if thats the best that you can do....

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from Pine and Battery, track released October 1, 2006
Jeff Campbell Music ASCAP

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Pine and Battery San Francisco, California

Certainly no rock scene is stronger than the San Francisco Bay Area Rock scene, and the new band on the block creating quite a buzz is Pine and Battery. With Rick Munoz (drums), AJ Leighton (bass), Andy Weller (guitar) and Jeff Campbell (vocals and guitar), Pine and Battery combines years of experience with stellar talent. ... more

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