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Crossing With The Cuckoo
03:17
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Red lights coming round, stopping up the whole downtown, cars and trucks all slowing down, sneakers on the curb.
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The Drinking Side
03:30
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Merle Haggard and aliens
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Next Time
04:14
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Next time my train pulls in, there ain't gonna be no burning wind, no rattling rails, no yelling men
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Gail Table For One
03:17
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People say there's nothing wrong with it. and you should learn to be alone, but they're not the ones being shown to it, not the ones
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Old Rails Rust
03:59
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clickety clack on the railroad track, nobody rides on 'em anymore, down by the Firestone sittin' out back, red wings kickin' up dust, watchin' the old rails rust
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6. |
Queen of Where I Go
02:26
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Old sparks can't reignite, they're doomed from the start.
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7. |
Don't You Go
02:46
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I could ride the ferry up to Prince Edward Island, I could drive the Northway out to Montreal, but when I say these things to you I can hear
you smiling, cause you know I'm the guy who won't go anywhere at all.
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Bent Rim
02:40
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If I give you the stamp you been looking for would you be my friend
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9. |
Sure Looks Pretty
03:30
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She was a child of luck he was the son of chance, and they met one night at the river fest dance, one sweet smile and a smile returned die were cast, bridges were burned
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10. |
Amost Had You
03:45
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If I almost had, you almost had me the same, at the end of our dance with the song of our parting, beginning the silence for the kiss that almost had you again
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Dumbstruck at the dumpster 'bout 8:05, nothing too unusual, just trying to stay alive
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12. |
Made Of Stone
03:33
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These old buildings, they will crumble, and you can lay them in a pile. Though these bricks and these tiles may surrender, it's well worth your while to remember, that all God's creatures they got buildings of their own, but these buildings are never made of stone.
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I've seen my days of loneliness passing by, don't you think it makes me stop and wonder, don't you think it makes me....I'll be drinking in my
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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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