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80's Hair Bands
02:24
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Never Saw the Ocean
03:17
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Down 'round Indiana, All Hollow's Eve
Her daddy met her once, he had to leave
Never wore silver bells, no priveledge it seemed
Never saw the ocean till she was seventeen
Mamma worked three jobs and didn't know
In and out the window that girl comes and goes
A path along the river and the winding stream
Underneath the railroad bridge she lost her belief
So many curses and words of dread
Too many kind words out there left unsaid
She jumped into his car with just her shirt and jeans
No one to belive in so she followed her dream
Street lights in the background
Fading down, now their gone
The moonlight glistens all around
Hear the waves and the splashing all around
Down 'round Indiana, All Hollow's Eve
Her daddy met her once, he had to leave
Never wore silver bells, no priveledge it seemed
Never saw the ocean till she was seventeen
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The Voice
04:08
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Take Her Back, Louisiana
03:42
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Mosey
02:31
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She my Mosey, baby, you don't know
See that frying pan whipping past your nose
Her cupboard is an arsenal, her eyes are aglow
Best not come 'round here say, 80 feet or so
Bets not come 'round here baby, no, no, no, no
She my Mosey baby, you can't stay
Rolling pins all flying through the fray
Her kitchen is a pitching mound
The children run away
Best not come 'round here babe, no no not today
Bets not come 'round here babe, no, no, stay away
I said Mosey, get in to the car
She gonna get there some day some how
But who put that cookin wine in her reach?
We best to get the heck all out of here, right now
She my Mosey, baby, get saying grace
Sunday morning breakfast served right in your face
That fork been long stuck in the wall from back in the day
She my Mosey baby now, you can't stay
She my Mosey baby now, best stay away
Don't come 'round here say, 80 feet or so
Best not come 'round here, babe, no no no no
She my Mosey, baby, you don't know
She my Mosey, baby, you don't know
She my Mosey, baby, you don't know
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Gone
03:18
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Leave when I need you
Gone, gone, gone when I see you
Rain goes away
Comes on another day
Wanted to believe you
Sometimes I saw what I see in you
The smell of the earth
The sunlight on your hair
Oh but it's been a long time
Since the last time
We shared the words with each other that
Really even matter at all
Not hard to explain what I'm feeling
You're my dandelion from a seedling
The warm wind blows now
You're sailing on the wind
To return again in a season
Oh but it's been a long time
Since the last time
We shared the words with each other that
Really even matter at all
Leave when I need you
Gone, gone, gone when I see you
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