Surrounded by Change
The jam band Acoustic Junction was formed in Boulder, CO in 1989 by singer/… Read Full Bio ↴The jam band Acoustic Junction was formed in Boulder, CO in 1989 by singer/guitarist Reed Foehl; although the group endured endless line-up changes in the years which followed, other mainstays of the roster included multi-instrumentalist Tim Roper, bassist Curtis Thompson and drummer Matt Coconis. Earning a devoted cult following thanks to their relentless tour schedule, Acoustic Junction independently issued a pair of albums, Surrounded by Change and Love It for What It Is , which together sold in excess of 50, 000 copies; the group then signed to Capricorn, but as the "Acoustic" label no longer fit their music they rechristened themselves Fool's Progress to release their self-titled 1997 major label debut. A return to the better-known Acoustic Junction moniker preceded the 1999 release of Live 5-4-99; Strange Days appeared early the following year.
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Surrounded by Change
Acoustic Junction Lyrics


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Kiss of Misfortune You gradually grew upon me the flickering light of the fade…
Look Before It's Gone Bring me some snow from the valley leave me the colors…
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Slow Down Wake me up if I'm dreaming put me to sleep if…
Something Don't know what I'm doing but I'm doing something don't car…
Stream of Consciousness Passion must be placed in the heart that has none moments…
Today We Sing the Blues He's walking with his baby dreaming of a rainbow rainbow is…
Wall of Stone It's a wall of stone built on emotions give you a…
Where Is She Now She's traveled he's been around they live in separate towns…


Hollie


on Do What You Do

I was just hiking in a forest with a friend when she said that somebody started to build a house nearby. We went to explore. The first thing I noticed was a tree growing in the middle of where the floor should have been. It triggered a memory of a song I knew when I was a kid, that I probably learned when I was at a long-ago campfire with somebody playing the guitar. It took me a while, but gradually the words to Uncle Jed's shed came to me. I sang it for my friend, and we both totally enjoyed the moment. So, thank you, for this delightful, quirky song

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