1. |
Storm Bell Blues
02:38
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2. |
Next Right Thing Blues
05:01
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Next Right Thing Blues
Always gone our own way, Now we're frozen in place
Wonderin' what to do
Seems like miles away, when life was so day to day
And the simple things, well they got to you
Well they got to me too
Now we have the next right thing to do blues
At the best and worst of times, life's always in disguise
Which mask, which mask will you choose
Got to live got to die, but love is the reason why
And I love you, yes I do
Sometimes it's hard to choose, when you got
The next right thing to do blues
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3. |
Cicada Pop(ul)
00:48
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Cicada Pop(ul )
I am the Rainbow
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4. |
King Of The Castle Blues
03:06
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King Of The Castle Blues
Goodnight lady I'll keep watch for thee, Got Cicadas up in the tress
They'll sing when danger is near... They'll be singin' all night
Sleep tight lady and don't you fear, I got the lay of land
A storm may pass while you sleep tonight,
don't worry your pretty head... Don't worry you pretty head
It's been 14 moons or more. no ones got to you yet
May I sleep one night in your stable, Watch over me while I rest
What happened when I awoke,
The things I loved were gone gone gone
A note nailed to the stable door
" i'll see you watching John"
Got the King of the castle blues.
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5. |
The Ghost Of Nick Drake
03:25
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The Ghost Of Nick Drake
There's a Pink Moon up in the sky
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6. |
Bridge To The Nephilim
00:52
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7. |
Sera
03:32
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Sera
"With all the weight you carry round you have to set somebody down
it can be me if it has to."
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8. |
4th Bar Blues
02:23
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4th Bar Blues
Colored lights reach for the sky
Well it must be the 4th of July
Liberty for all
That bells been broken for 200 years or more
I hear the hallow refrain, buzzin' through the wires and shorting out in the summer rain.
The home of the free, If it's not for everyone how can it be for anyone.
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9. |
Rise And Fall Blues
02:18
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Rise and Fall Blues
Sing this song all day long, hear it rise and fall
From the halls that hold all my ghosts to the halls that holds all yours
Listen to the children sing before they learn to speak
There is a lesson in their voice and simple melody
Days are always coming , some some you want to hold
Songs are always hummin' most you'll never know
Skies are always arching over every place we'll go
How long will we be here no ones really sure
Sing your song all day long in your voice held high
Sing from the mountain tops across the moving tide
Hear the people singing , marching in the streets
wherever you may sing le it carry on the breeze
Sing this song all day long , hear it rise and fall
From the halls that hold all my ghosts to the halls that hold all yours
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10. |
Worm Moon Rag
03:26
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11. |
Sad Bastards Sing
03:38
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Sad Bastards Sing
Late April early May, waiting for a chance to play
On the lighted stage
Hoping just to hold the room, struggled through the newer tunes
But it felt o.k.
Hear them Sad Bastards sing bout their yesterdays and their ramblin ways
Their words walk past towards the door , headed for the mission road
Then their no more
This city used to be mine too, crawled up every avenue
Of this crowned jewel
Now I'm many miles away, they say it's boarded up anyway
Sign says " coming soon "
I can still hear the Sad Bastards sing, Truth is singing harmony
with a tambourine
And as the night winds down, before the DJ crowd comes out
we recede
Back to our broken rooms, with our broken tunes
and dreams
Truth sings harmony playing her tambourine
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12. |
Zen Frog Blues
02:17
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13. |
Snapshot
02:47
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Snapshot
See the past like snapshots. Memories like Polaroids
Blown out at the edges, With big white boarders
Alone in my room play the stereo
Never wanting to be me
My mom used to say " what a beautiful day "
The kids in the street were a lot like me
Trying to figure it out
And my mom used to say " what a beautiful day to get out
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