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Save Up and Shell Out
03:40
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Well your words today
Yeah they hit so deep
It was like a microwave, as hot as any summer in New Orleans
Willpower comes and it goes so fast
Like the intentions that never seem to last
You had to have it all
You just had to hold it all in your arms
You had to see it all
Silver sunlight reaching down over me
Hey!
Oh they’re all alright
That’s what you keep telling me
Oh they’re doing just fine
Why do you tell me everything?
Another hit and run in the middle of the night
Waking up so lucky it was only a sideswipe
Seems the world finds the softest part of me
Now roll on home babe, roll on fast
Hidden from the future when you’re stuck in the past
You just had to have it all
You just had to hold it all in your arms
You just had to see it all
Silver sunlight reaching down over me
Hey!
Oh they’re all alright
That’s what you keep telling me
Oh they’re doing just fine
Why do you tell me everything?
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Jangle
04:16
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Another day low is another day lost
The times I swim upstream it always turns out a loss
Where did the sun go today?
Oh it’s around the bend
You seem to call me when you’re needing a friend
I will not see you anymore
I will not please you anymore
Open the window now and let the air roll through
I’m on the train to Houston to see it through
May just water the plants might just lounge in the yard
Kick my sneakers off and find those thoughts to discard
Now I will not see you anymore
I will not please you anymore
I won’t take it anymore
I won’t have this anymore
I’ll let you walk on by
Another day low is another day lost
The days I swim upstream it always turns out a loss
Where did the sun go today?
Oh it’s around the bend
You always look for me when you’re needing a friend
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Oddball
03:51
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Take a good look at the skies above
Tell me how different they ought to look
Don’t look away now
Cause the sun won’t shine on you at times
I remember the water where I first learned to swim
Oh ain’t that something?
We drove out to the desert where we learned how to dance
It all seems funny
We made a hell of a start we couldn’t figure it out
Oh now tell me
Are you a seller of dreams are you a seller of doubts?
Sell me something
Take a look at the water do you see yourself?
That’s right you’re something
No longer a book sitting on the shelf
It’s all or nothing
You made a hell of a scene you had to figure it out
Oh now tell me
Are you a seller of dreams are you a seller of doubts?
Sell me something
Take a good look at the skies above
Tell me how different they ought to look
Don’t look away now
Cause the sun won’t shine on you at times
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Jom and Terry
04:20
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Just a gem surfacing to the daylight
Never get through across the phone lines
Hoping for more
Just wishing for more
Oh I know you just might leave it
Leave it all behind
I guess it just depends what you believe in
I’m late I’m never on time
Oh it’s funny that you’re laughing under moonlight
I’m just wasted and winded on the curbside
Cars go by, just an outburst of swears
How you supposed to get on up and get going anywhere
When you’re low down
Yeah low down
Now you always speak of that corner in the city
Where the dust would never reach even in 1930
What’s golden may be buried in time
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Miles on End Hays, Kansas
Groove Rock/ Garage Fusion
Founded in 2017 - Kansas, USA
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