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On The Make, No Chorus
05:19
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Before long you'll be laughing to keep sane....
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Kimono
03:54
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When you wear your kimono and you lay on your bed...
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Well you know
I can't sleep
and you know
my love runs deep
but you try to leave my keep
like a river running wild
And you want my good grace
yes you want my good grace
but you cheat oh lord I know you cheat
and without a poker face
Then you call out my name
yes you call out my name
then you plead for things to stay the same
but things have gone and changed
things have gone and changed
Then you sigh
you sigh out load
yes you sigh
you sigh out load
but when you cry
you cry by yourself
and then you wonder why
things have gone and changed
things have gone and changed
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I’ve been tried
and I’ve been true
I’ve been nothing
but good to you
and I’ve come a long way
just to be here with you today
but your eyes seem far away
please don’t lead me astray
because I love you
Your mom and dad
were all you had
but now they’ve gone
up heavens way
I’m here now to ease your pain
if you try just a little
I’ll do the same
I’d walk through
the driving rain
if you’d only
give back my own name
I’ve been lulled
and a bit confused
ever since you sent my the news
that you love me
All I know is the morning light
rings brighter than the candle light
and we’ve been up all night long
and I tried to please you best I know
cause I love you
yes I love you
why do I love you
how can I love you
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5. |
Mowing Down Lovers
04:11
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My Blood
04:03
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My Blood
When you’re looking down that barrel
and you’re thinking about love
hoping and pleading for mercy
well you see the eyes of the devil man
and you pray that he can understand
that you’re not worth the bleeding
Well you’ve been here and
you’ve taken that
come find out that
you’ve been tracked
your life has been nothing
more then thieving
well you should’ve thought of something good
when you took that train in Cottonwood
now you may not see the sunset
Well you know it ain’t all the right
you pulled the trigger
when they put up a fight
you’ve got powder on your fingers
you’ve washed your hands
but they’re still black
and now find out you can’t turn back
you may not see the sunset
Well they walked you to the river bank
with shotguns shoving at your back
there’s going to be some swift justice
well you took yourself one last breath
and turned your eyes toward the west
but you will not see the sunset
My blood, my blood
lord I can see my blood
and the sky is calling
but I will not see the sunset
I will not see the sunset
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You’ve got a billion dollars
But you ain’t got no sense
Living life with divine providence
With your ivory chalice
And your summer home
You’re going to die someday
You got a lady friend
But she don’t have you
She’s taking you for a billion dollar fool
Spending your money and your revenue
You’re going to cry someday
Then you go somewhere so far away
To spend out your summer days
You’re living your life on the back of slaves
You’re going to fry someday
Hey, hey my, my
Well, mister can you spare me a dime
I’m just trying to get by
I’ve come upon hard times
Then you walk away from something good
Stealing, lies and brotherhood
You can’t pretend to be someone good
You’re going to buy someday
And if you take it all and throw it all away
You might live to see another day
But you’ll b crying on the way
You’re going to love someday
Hey, hey my, my
Well mister can you spare me a dime
I’m just trying to get by
I’ve come upon hard times
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8. |
The Mundane Blues
05:50
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Oh my saint can you be any greater
You fixed me up and put me back again
My feet were tired
My face cracked like leather
I’m afraid I can’t stay long my friend
Cause I’m struggling with the mundane blues again
Yes I’m struggling with the mundane fools again
I was late, and you were tender
You helped me to my feet once again
I took your hand yes I did surrender
I’m afraid I most be moving on again
Cause I’m struggling with the mundane blues again
Yes I’m struggling with the mundane fools again
I wake mornings and I do start to wonder
If the day will bring me peace if when
Well the sun it’s sets down on the month of December
It’s time to pay the rent or jam
Cause I’m struggling with the mundane blues again
Yes I’m struggling with the mundane fools again
I try hard to stay away from the whiskey
But the whiskey comes back again
And when I drink it makes me crazy
It tears me up inside and then
Then I’m struggling with the mundane blues again
Yes I’m struggling with the mundane fools again
Yes I’m struggling with the mundane blues again
Well I’m struggling with the mundane fools again
well I’m struggling with the mundane blues again
Yes I’m struggling with the mundane fools again
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9. |
A Dust Covered Man
06:21
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A Dust Covered Man
You say you’re gonna miss me
I say I’m gonna miss you
you say you want to kiss me
I say you better make your move
Hold on
I’ll see you sometime soon
when you’re down and blue
that’s when I know that you’re true
You say there is a problem
and the problem is mostly you
I say don’t worry
life can play you for a fool
Hold on
I’ll be there to help you through
cause when you’re down and blue
that’s when I know that you’re true
The day is leaving
the peace is still in view
the sky is breathing
the sun is teasing you
Hold on
I’ll be there to rescue you
cause when you’re down and blue
that’s when I know that you’re true
You say there’s trouble
trouble following you
and that you smile
just to help you through
Don’t try
you can’t pretend it new
cause when you’re down and blue
that’s when I know you’re true
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10. |
Anatolia
02:52
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The Glen Livers Los Angeles, California
Who are The Glen Livers? The Glen Livers are a rock and roll band, with a funky, counrty edge. Think Mississippi delta meets the San Bernardino freeway, west bound to Los Angeles.
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