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Seen So Much

from This Mortal Farce by Anders/O'Bitz

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Like the others, this one started out as a bardo song about The Reverend and then became more general and personal.

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Seen So Much
(©2019 Anders/O’Bitz)

Seen so much before
All along my sorrowed way
Seen so much

I saw a life and lived it
I saw some good deeds along the way
Saw so much

Did not see any warning
Did not see what would come my way
After all

Oh my love
Find a way to love your ending
Oh my love, I pray
Now feel your time, passing
And feel your life wane
Away

I saw a wife and children
I saw some good work that barely paid
Saw so much

Did not see any warning
Did not see what would come my way
After all

Oh my love
Find a way to love your ending
Oh my love, I pray
Now feel your time, passing
And feel your life wane
Away

Break

I saw a life worth living
I saw my plans get washed away
Saw so much

Did not see any warning
Did not see what would end my days
After all

Oh my love
Find a way to love the ending
Oh my love, I pray
Now feel your time, passing
And feel your life wane
Away

credits

from This Mortal Farce, released October 30, 2020
Eric Anders - Vocals
Mark O’Bitz - Acoustic and Electric Guitar, Piano
Mike Butler - Electric Guitar
Ben Moore - Organ
Clinton Ross-Davis - Banjo
Tyler Nuffer - Lap Steel
Matt Lynott - Drums
Jason Littlefield - Bass

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Singer-songwriter Eric Anders (right) and guitarist-composer Mark O'Bitz (left) both hail from California. Eric and Mark have been working on music together since Eric's 2003 debut release, Not At One--like all of Eric's solo releases it was mostly Anders/O'Bitz. The guys started releasing music as a duo in 2018 with Of All These Things and have released at least an album every year after that. ... more

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