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Common Cordialities
03:16
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A Call
02:42
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Oh, Lord
03:16
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Harvest
03:35
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Your eyes tell the story I don't think you've ever told
but now that you tell me I don't think I want to know
Now our drifting days are gone and all our seeds are sewn
just like the weary farmers babe our harvest day has come
Lean on Mr Blue
There's always time for you
With all your dreams you can finally see
What you're meant to do
Dreamers dream while we don't sleep nightless days we wait
to both turn into what we love while we do things that we hate
The darker that it gets outside the sooner we can say
whether this is not for us or if this is our fate
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Oh, there's truth inside your sorrows and there's lies in what you do
but when it comes to me now babe, there is only you
Lean on Mr. Blue
There's always time for you
With all your dreams you can finally see
what you're meant to do
La da da da da da da da-di-a da
La da da da da da da da-di-a da
La da da da da....
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Fuel
05:44
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Turn off the car right now
Let's stay and sit for awhile
Doesn't matter what they do or say
We'll be gone tomorrow anyway
Turn off the car right now, let's stay and sit for awhile now, doesn't matter what they do or say...
We can see the ocean from the car
From where we sit it don't look too far
We can set sail for some distant shore
But tomorrow is not here anymore...
Turn off the car right now, let's stay and sit for awhile now, doesn't matter what they do or say...
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Days in France
03:38
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I swore on Northern Mt. McKinley
Couldn't breathe the air in draughts
I looked away for a second, and
the Sun came up behind my weary back.
You always said I was a rampart.
You always tore me apart...
Every moment seems like a bad one
with fate staring you right in the face
Tried to pick up the accordion
reminded me of days in France
Those days were so carefree
they were so understandable
What if I turned into a monster
would you be there to make me feel afraid
A canary flew through my window
reminded me the house I'd made
Those days were so carefree
They were so understandable
You always tore me apart
They were so understandable
You always tore me apart
They were so understandable
You always tore me apart
They were so understandable
You always tore me apart
They were so understandable
You always tore me apart
They were so understandable
You always tore me apart...
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