Album · 2010 · 15 Songs.

The Flood from Mason Jennings' album, The Flood.

I remember the day it came Washed everything in a humbling blue Highways and ferries the same Drowned in the flood like the prayers we knew And I lost al. .

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Mason Jennings (born March 19, 1975 in Honolulu, Hawaii) is an American folk-pop singer-songwriter. He is well known for his songwriting and distinctive voice. Born in Hawaii, Jennings moved with his family to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania at an early age. Jennings learned to play guitar at the age of 13, when he began writing songs. Jennings later dropped out of school and moved to Minneapolis to pursue his musical career.

Artist: Mason Jennings Title Of Album: The Flood Year Of Release: 2010 Label: Stats and Brackets Records Catalogue B0048AHUEW Genre: Al. ountry Folk Singer-Songwriter Acoustic Format .

Mason Jennings ‎– The Flood. Label: Stats and Brackets ‎– SB-002. The Flood is a 15-song record featuring once lost and unrecorded songs that he has written over the past 18 years. Last winter an old friend asked me about a cassette tape filled with songs that I had given her fifteen years ago. She said she had lost it and was wondering if I had a copy. I called my Dad and he found a box of old recordings in his basement and sent them to me. The tape she was talking about was in there as were a bunch of other ones spanning the last eighteen years.

Mason Jennings - The Flood Album Lyrics. 3. Between The Lines. So Many Ways To Die. 10. The Flood.

Mason Jennings - The Flood Songtext. I remember the day it came Washed everything in a humbling blue Highways and ferries the same Drowned in the flood like the prayers we knew. And I lost all track of my time And some other current much faster than mine Took down the trees on the river Like advice that would never be given. Lay back down with my eyes closed I let all my air out of my nose Let all the earth melt to glorious mud Smiled for a while six feet under the flood