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Sand
03:39
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A plastic bag on the sidewalk
A mystery man dressed in blue
It all amounts to nothing
Cause it's all made of sand
Seasons greetings from a warm place
A fairytale of burning dogs
A lovers lost and a dear friend
And her eyes are made of sand
They're all made of sand
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Kicks
04:16
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3. |
Storm In My Back
04:13
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It feels so good to be heading back now
For I've been gone for oh so long
I think the roads are stretching out now
But something always goes so wrong
And as the storm's getting harder
let's turn around and look for love
I've got the wind in my back and I'm turning around
The wind's in my back and I'm looking for you honey
I've got the wind in my back and I'm turning around
To look for you honey where you're at
It's not funny anymore
I know you're home although you're hiding
I feel your presence why oh why
Can't you tell me why you're fighting
You could at least be brave to try
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4. |
Pale Black Horse
04:21
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I don't care where you bury me when I'm dead and gone
down by the highway side, or in a beautiful rose garden
my road seem dark as a black hole
And my burden feels like a thousand years of pain
This pain carry me on a
Pale black horse, riding down with no remorse
Down with a smile I'll be gone for awhile
Minding my own business and not minding yours
That's how the story goes, that's the latest thing to do
People are always telling me to forget unpleasant things
But on a Pale black horse, you never do
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5. |
From Time To Time
02:38
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From time to time when I'm alone I cry
I never stop and ask me why
The tears I cry are soft and warm
They flow like art but takes no form
My choked voice tries to sing a song
About what's right and what is wrong
It's painful to see my life pass by
Things like that and war makes me cry
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6. |
Black
02:55
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7. |
Cricket Song
01:54
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