1. |
Pass The Wrench
03:08
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my brain's in need of repair, things been shakin' loose
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2. |
Pile Of Paper
03:43
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I see the future in a burning cup, I've got a sinful pile of paper you can drink it.
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3. |
Early In The Spring
04:45
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I'm finishing the crossword you started years ago, lonely at this table watching it rain
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Took Me For A Ride
03:38
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I used to be a rounder, on the Northern trail, and I could light a fire, in the wind and rain and hail.
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5. |
A Way Out of No Way
02:33
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a simple plan she'd laid out in front of my eyes
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6. |
Reckless World
04:24
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It's a restless world and I'm dragging behind, in this reckless world, I'm losing my mind
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7. |
Swamptown Girl
03:27
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Swamptown girl was paintiing faces, little smiles with rainbow traces, on little campers on a sunny day, in the happy shack by the dirt highway.
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8. |
Disconnection
02:49
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darlin stop knockin at my door, you make my phone bell ring, makes my want to disconnect the damn thing
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9. |
Reverend Mr. Hooper
02:55
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The reverend Mr. Hooper's got his church torn down in the middle of the city with the lights
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10. |
Never Owned
03:07
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Take me back to all the things I never owned, don't want to be here, just wanna be left alone
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She's not that way with fireworks she doesn't play around, you're stayin' out late with a bad set of words and feelings that just hit the ground
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12. |
Chains
03:35
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you even left your chains behind, long enough to change your mind, your compasses are wobbling out of time
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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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