1. |
Move Along
02:36
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move along this sidewalk, sing a shuffling song
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2. |
Frozen George
02:25
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Uncle Bill go fetch the saw, time to build a box for good old George
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3. |
If I Had No Shoes
03:08
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If I had no shoes, I wouldn't walk on broken water, frozen shards of foreign laughter in the icy night.
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4. |
Help Me Please
02:29
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You're standing there keepin your distance I'm over here screaming for assistance, help me please.
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5. |
Church of Nicotine
04:56
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the church of red blocks, the warm summer drops
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6. |
Reconstruct The Boat
02:42
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gonna have a rematch at the hardware store
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7. |
Try Me Out For Awhile
03:11
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when your heart goes out chasing the wind....I can bring a slow to your hurry, take the steep out of this hill
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8. |
Galaxy
02:53
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I've got a Galaxie parked out back down in the woods behind the railroad track.
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9. |
Lucky Size Seven
02:15
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she's a hippy girl with a truck drivers mouth, tractor driving lady with a Neal Young slouch.
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10. |
Little City
02:34
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round and round and round in the little city
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11. |
Come To The Window
04:23
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in the back of a worn magazine, a face he remembers
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12. |
I Aim Low
02:17
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I'm goin' down to salvation armani, do a little shopping spend a little money
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13. |
Pretty Penny
02:56
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pretty penny walked to the end of the road carrying her whole life
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14. |
Big Boots
03:24
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well he's got big boots, so he walks alone
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15. |
Fences
03:31
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you better be on your guard
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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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