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Up Top
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Lyrically there is a ladder, I need to climb up it to reach my love. I need help with the ladder, I have things to overcome because I wanna make it to a future point that is fulfilling. It's the beginning of the journey.
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After the Rain
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This song was about high school love, when the person of your infatuation becomes everything to you. It rains, you think the world is ending and you messed things up. Then you get a second chance after the rain stops. It's a cautionary tale about replacing the idea of a higher power with a person.
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Aaron Maras New Orleans, Louisiana
Raised between upstate New York and South East Louisiana, Aaron writes from a perspective of a life lived equally in the
Northern and Southern United States. His perspective of songwriting in the Americana roots genre is his own.
Lyrically he creates contemporary spiritual poetry through lexicon of American Gospel music. He is an indie folk musician.
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