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Touched by Fire
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I thought I had to go to Texas
But I had only lost my mind
I thought I was Zeus inside the garden
I thought the birds were all spies
And there could be wisdom to the madness
Touched by fire is what they say
And I just want to walk beside you
And now I'm kneeling down to pray
And I just want to say thank you
For getting me to the other side
I was searching for alleviation
Drank too much from the grail
I got locked up on the top floor
With the superheros waiting for bail
And there could be wisdom to the madness
Touched by fire is what they say
And I just want to walk beside you
This world is crazy anyway
And I just want to say thank you
For getting me to the other side
I know there's wisdom to the madness
Touched by fire is what they say
If you can hear me then it's alright
I know that healing's on the way
And make sure you say thank you
When you get to the other side
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Jonah Tolchin Princeton, New Jersey
Born and raised in central New Jersey, Tolchin began his career as a DIY artist, hitting the road as a teenager and self- releasing his own music until signing with Yep Roc for his critically acclaimed albums Clover Lane, Thousand Mile Night and Fires for the Cold. Tolchin has shared bills with the likes of Mandolin Orange, Chuck Prophet, Gregg Allman, Chris Smither, Dave Alvin, and Tony Joe White. ... more
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