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What Rhymes With You?
03:37
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It's good to be in the back with the breeze and the sun shining in my hair / I could sit and stare in my lilac underwear / Fresh-cut grass, shoulders kissed by the sun in the bliss of a blue sky dream / Lazy seagulls fly, ice cream truck rolls by / doo do doo do doo do doo / It's good to sit and drink red wine in the midst of the autumn gloom / Good to play with you in my livving room / I like when my thoughts and my words match up with your understanding gaze / I've been in a haze, lived through some dark days / Feel much better how about you? / What Rhymes With You?
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Dionysius Daughter
02:48
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Now is not the time for indecision even if you don't decide / Why waste your time with complication? Just get in your car and drive / I won't say that it's for certain, we all know nothing is / Just don't ask me to explain this, you wouldn't get it if I did / If you go to hell, don't drink the water / I'll be your best friend still, I'm Dionysius Daughter / I am! Oh I am! / Now it's time to make a party, we will dance and sing all night / It could all be gone tomorrow, but who cares? Right now's alright! / But who cares? Right now's alright. / If you go to hell, don't drink the water / I'll be your best friend still, I'm Dionysius Daughter / I am! Oh I am!
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Shine
03:56
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Ooh you make me sad, you've got alot to say / they are so clever when they lie / you give it all away, you just give it away / Remember, Heaven sang when you were born / Blindness of complaceny betrays your beauty / You're not alone even when you're by yourself / Windy days will wash you clean, the waning moon heralds a new beginning / You the lonely beacon, Heaven sang whe you were born / Shine, oh shine / Heaven sang when you were born, Heaven sang when you were born / Shine, oh shine / Heaven sang when you were born, Heaven sang when you were born / You, the lonely beacon / You my only reason / You the lonely beacon, Heaven sang when you were born, Heaven sang when you were born / Shine, oh shine / Heaven sang when you were born, Heaven sang when you were born
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Reservation
02:35
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Reservation, highway, salt / Is it my way or is it my fault? I guess we'll see / Desolation over the plains / Nothing left but what remains and I'm the one who takes the / One who takes the blame. Casino leans on a radio tower / Desert driving for another hour and I am free / Vegas sky is Pacific flame / the Navajo have a Spirit Name for the one who takes the / One who takes the blame. Casino leans on a radio tower / Desert driving for another hour and I am free / Vegas sky is Pacific flame / the Navajo have a Spirit Name for the one who takes the / One who takes the blame.
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Why Do I Wait?
04:52
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Well I've been so down ever since I came here / And I hate this town tonight. / If I could just get a train out of here, I think I might be alright. / Well I long to live by the San Fancisco bay / How green the grass would be / Instead I find myself waiting here for you / I wonder how long you'll be / Why do I wait? / Why do I wait? / Why do I wait? / Why do I wait for you? / You'll never come, no you'll never come. / Why do I wait for you?
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Indie Alternative Duo from the American Southwest.
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