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Going Blind
03:10
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brown dog lying on a red wood table sparrows poking at the wildweed ground, hammock swinging like a lazy cradle it's just not enough to make a sound.
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Remember To Forget
03:47
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I drew a breath as long as the road, from Richmond to Pensacola
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Diesel Therapy
04:01
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If you find you've booked a room in uncle sam's hotel and you feel your lodging's bad well keep it to yourself.
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4. |
All Jacked Up
03:28
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gonna bring it all on yourself, yeah you there's no one else
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5. |
Every Goodbye
05:00
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I been called every bad thing and some I can't name by judges and lawyers and folks I never met. My mother she called me Walker Germaine, and she said go out boy and make your own way
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6. |
Water Off A Duck
03:09
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There's no need here, for a nip and tuck, it's as easy as water, rolling off of a duck, so with a little money and a lot of luck, that's how I'm gonna pay for my truck.
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The Big Shakedown
03:54
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make room for the dope dogs, make room for the goons, look out for the ninja pants on the other side of room.
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Don't Make Me A Memory
04:20
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shine on me now, or shine on me later, I don't care, whatever you do. Bring it on strong, or have it not last too long, I'll be there, in whatever you do
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Lucinda
03:33
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I can see your silhouette moving past the window, when you gonna take a look outside. Thought I heard a deadbolt sliding through the brass works when you gonna open up the door.
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10. |
Digging Too Deep
01:59
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If you dig in too deep you might never come back, don't want to see things coming down to that.
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11. |
Elly Mae's Party
03:40
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High heel sneakers, won't slow her down, while she's out collecting friends from every part of town
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12. |
Don't Hurry Me
04:21
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Let's walk away without knowing, our left foot from the right, there's no cards I'm not showing, so don't hurry me, don't hurry me, don't hurry me, no no no
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13. |
What I Want
04:29
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What I want from from you is a ringing telephone, a window that is thrown open. What is on my mind well it takes too long to say, using all the words better left unspoken.
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Lonesome Brothers Northampton, Massachusetts
They formed in 1985 and played a year and a half of Tuesdays at the old Barre Hunt club, which later burned down. Still going after 38 years....
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