1. |
Intro
00:41
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I no longer run
I've got no magic place to go
I'm on the other side of nowhere
Looking for a love
Someone I don't know
I'm on the other side of nowhere
I'm going to love her by radio
I don't need a map
Cause I'll never be lost
I'm always on the other side of nowhere
Don't bother me now
I don't even care anymore
It doesn't matter on the other side of nowhere
I'm going to love her by radio
My friends don't know where I am
They don't even look anymore
I've sent them postcards from the other side of nowhere
I'm not hesitating my hand is on the door
That opens to the other side of nowhere.
I'm going to love her by radio
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3. |
And On
02:19
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What is your name I want to take you away
How about my house, tonight we'll find another way
First she said fine
Two and then she said good
Inside your head do you really think
We even tried
And on
And on
I knew a girl changed all her names
Then it was sure, it was sad man cause nothing changed
First she said fine
Two and then she said good
Inside your head do you really think we'll try again
And on
And on
Some day you'll find a day to your self.
I would be sad to admit that I want just like you do
First she said fine
Two and she said good
Inside your head do you really think
We had a chance
And on
And on
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4. |
Come Right Down
02:52
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I light another cigarette
Think about a girl who thinks I'm a whore
Sometimes it feels like there's nothing left
And again I find myself at war
I had a dream of you last night
We got married in a funeral parlor
Before you kissed me you said I do
Champagne divorce and a trial by fire
I wanna come right down and fall asleep
This time I got too high and it's scaring me
I'd call you but all I'd gets a message and a beep
I wanna come right down and fall asleep
The streets are quiet in Buffalo
This city makes me feel alone
It's got to be 15 degrees below
But the bars are closing so I'll walk home
Never met a girl like you before
Can't seem to get you off of my mind
But I'll forget you for awhile tonight
As I finish this bottle of wine.
I wanna come right down and fall asleep
This time I got too high and it's scaring me
I'd call you but all I'd gets a message and a beep
I wanna come right down and fall asleep
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5. |
Drink
00:08
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6. |
Gone This Time
03:29
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It was just one of those nights we were having one of our fights
Cruel words can be said in the heat of the bout
You took your Chevy and went away
Left me standing in a daze
Now I can't remember what we were fighting about
Baby Baby wondering where you are
Baby baby and I miss your smile
Baby baby and I love your eyes
I know you said your gone but you'll be back in awhile.
So many times I called your bluff
Saying sorry was enough
You'ld come and fall into these arms of mine
I was wondering where you could be
Boy your mother sure hates me
She said she'll see to it things were different this time
Baby Baby wondering where you are
Baby baby and I miss your smile
Baby baby and I love your eyes
I know you said your gone but you'll be back in awhile.
This is the longest you've been away
Now I'm drinking night and day
And I'm wondering how this mess can be
My friend called me on the phone
Said he saw you and you weren't alone
And you said you were sick of the likes of me
Baby baby I'm down on my knees
Baby baby and I'm begging you please
Baby baby Can't keep from crying
Looks like you’re really gone this time.
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7. |
Long Fall Down
02:59
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You sit an laugh at nothing
With your face against the wall
And your mind is spinning
You can't think straight at all
You cry out to noone
Noone is around
And it's a long fall down
You got a book of numbers
But nobody's home
The streets are covered with ice
There's no place left to roam
You put your hands over your eyes
Wait for a sound
And it's a long fall down
You thought you were seeing colors
But you just see black and white
Anything of value
Has been pawned from your sight
You've become a vagabond
You walk the dirty ground
And it's a long fall down
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8. |
Drink (2)
00:09
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9. |
Summertime
03:06
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10. |
See You Smile
03:39
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So nice to see you smile
Haven't seen you for awhile
Do you still dance at that bar
On 6th Avenue?
Your face brings me back to a time
When love and peace were on the line
Kinda hurts when I look back
How about you?
I know it's wrong, I justify that it's right
I'm with a girl I don't really like
But she's kind and she holds me tight
And she's easy
I'd leave with her but it'd make her cry
You know sometimes I lie
When I think about it now
I'm just like you
I set out on my own
With no direction to go
I'd stand in a crowd and feel so alone
Do you know what I mean?
I tried to drink you off my mind
Get high til I was half blind
I'd get sick and tired all the time
And I couldn't kick you
All these years have passed so slow
I've seen friends come an seen them go
I almost forgot about you you know
It's not important to me
It was so nice to see you anyway
Now I'll be leaving today
I won't regret what I didn't say
About you.
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11. |
Drink (3)
00:15
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12. |
A Song For You
01:53
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Mark and Mary played guitar
Jane's going to be a raving star
But still she walks the streets
And sings her songs
And sings her songs for you
Holly's going to get her kicks
Stands on stage to get her fix
And still she's walking streets
And singing songs
And singing songs for you
Well
It's all right I often say
To be
Just who you are and
She walks the streets
And sings her songs for you.
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13. |
And She Can (Sing)
04:23
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Holly hits the stage and she sings her song
Guitar marches and her voice is strong
Colored lights fall on her face
She knows her song and she knows her place
*And she can and she can sing
Her song is sad and it bleeds her soul
She looks confused and a bit unknown
She looks like she'd cry beneath the bright shining light
But she sings and she sways through the rest of the night
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14. |
Drink (4)
00:32
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The newspaper gets worse with every page
T.V. shows daily demonstration of rage
Fear will lock ya up in it's cage
There's no security
*Let's smoke a joint and wait for the world to end
Why don't you roll a fatty my friend
Let's smoke a joint and wait for the world to end
Maybe they'll put it off til tomorrow
The crack-filled streets are battle zones
In the suburbs they'll invade your home
In the country the banks kill you with loans
That's reality
*
Kids are walking around with killer's eyes
Buildings are falling from the skies
The press can't distinguish truth from lies
I can't tell the difference
*
Some are dying for what they believe
Some kill because they've been deceived
This big old world makes no sense to me
So I no longer try
*
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17. |
Drink (5)
00:10
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18. |
Big Breakfast
04:07
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The time we shared
Won't ever feel the same
I know it's sad
But now it just seems strange
For thousands of miles I've gone
But yet still remain
These trials an' tribulations
Have become mundane
But yet I cry
Each time I hear your name
Sometimes I've often wondered
What's become of you
This road is long and hard
But it's what I must do
I wish I could tell you
All the fear an' joy I've been through
But unfortunately I'll never know the same
About you.
When the clouds fall from the sky
Up on the day
And I know that you can
Re-arrange the change
Before the fall
I have not yet to pray
And I had a big breakfast today
The time we shared
Can't ever feel the same.
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19. |
Outro
01:21
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