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Sharing Paths
04:54
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Ain't it hard when you've got someplace to go, but it don't feel the same?
Ain't it wild that they'll go out and taunt, but they'll out you to blame?
I'm just trying to find myself in the middle, one road somewhere, i don't know
but if ya just try a little, you'll find which path to go
Near the river where you smoke away the late hours of dusk, in the kitchen where momma peels off the husk, I've been on this road for 17 years long and I'm wonderin' what the hell went wrong
I'm just trying to find myself in the middle, one road somewhere, i don't know
but if ya just try a little, you'll find which path to go
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Kerchavel
04:03
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Oh dear, I've lost my head
I'm too smoked for a cigarette
and I know it wont be long
before I'm home, or before you're gone
I'm damned if I do, and I damned if I don't see you no more
don't come knockin' at my door
but life carries on, each morning's a new way to fall
Whisper away the afternoon, havin' a drink or two
trip to the sun and look above, the sky plays a softer tune
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God's Quiet Earth
03:26
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Call me back to my home
Take me from all i've known
Break away from everybody's hold
Become the fool with stolen gold
She sent me her science in a letter about a year or two ago
and even though I tried to forget her, she left me feelin' so old
So calm down your nerves
and lay down on gods quiet earth
Life's warmth is full of regret
But afterwards it gets better yet
New life makes room for death - you forgot to finish you cigarette
and when I was a boy, I forgot to pay my debts
So calm down your words
and take flight with my birds
life's so full of hurt
but today love will stir
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A Country Western Tune
04:10
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The day is new, theres no more confusion
I'm trying to show you how to make her mad with me
Have you seen today? Have you seen tomorrow?
The sky is blue, but today there's a hue of grey
How can I choose just what to do or say?
Have you seen tomorrow? Have you seen today?
(Scat)
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Issac Burgess Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan
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