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Maria
05:57
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New Color
03:38
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Heartbreak Sailor
04:11
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Vagabond
05:40
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I, I fear we may be in love
I, I fear I may be your first true love
Not trying to sound unkind I just know my kind
Not trying to sound unkind But the destinations always on my
But I could travel the world trying find
Someone like you to pass the time with
Travel the world trying to find a muse like you
But I am a vagabond traveler what can I say
I don’t make promises I’ve got none anyway
I’ve got a lot to give but I don’t like to take
Feel like I’m not really worth all that much anyway
I could travel the world on nickels and dimes
Sleep in alleyways because I like the grime
Travel the world looking
and never find no one like you
But I am a vagabond traveler what can I say
I chase adventure hoping for love on the way
Should I keep chasing if I’ve got you right here
Lets see the world together baby lets make a deal
Lets walk barefoot through those broken bazaars
Glide across water, play vintage guitars
Sail through oceans wander across lands hand in hand
We are vagabond travelers what can we say
We never did compromise any way
What are we waiting for lets start right here
Looks like our future is finally looking pretty clear
Because I could travel the world trying to find
Someone like you whose love is timeless
Travel the world and never find a muse like you
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Gypsea Blue Montauk, New York
Gypsea Blue is composed of Annie Trezza and Christiana Eva, two traveling 22 year old college Opt-outs residing (most of the year) on Long Islands Eastern end. They met one evening in June of 2014, jammed out all night on a sail boat and have been playing around the island since. ... more
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