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OLD MAN
03:44
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Old man, look at my life
I'm a lot like you were...
Old man, look at my life
Twenty-four and there's so much more
I live alone in a paradise
That makes me think of two
Love lost, such a cost
Give me things that don't get lost
Like a coin that won't get tossed
Rollin' home to you
Old man, take a look at my life, I'm a lot like you
I need someone to love me the whole day through
Ah, one look in my eyes and you can tell that's true
Lullabies, look in your eyes
Run around the same old town
It doesn't mean that much to me
To mean that much to you
I've been first and last
Look at how the time goes past
But I'm all alone at last
Rollin' home to you
Old man, take a look at my life, I'm a lot like you
I need someone to love me the whole day through
Ah, one look in my eyes and you can tell that's true
Old man, look at my life
I'm a lot like you were...
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COLD TEARS
03:09
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GREEN PINES IN THE SNOW
05:01
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TIN AYE EM
03:10
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THE ART ANCIENT
02:44
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AN ORANGE CLOCKWORK
04:42
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A Clockwork Orange
May sound so strange
But I dare you try and
Find a rhyme scheme
For the times we're in
Never mind a reason
For this treason
Everybody's seein'
That's what's bein'
Told and sold to you
And to me it's sold too
By and by who
That's the million dollar question
With the million dollar weapon
That's bought and sold and well on its way
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IT'S ALL GOOD
35:05
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SECRET FACE
03:06
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BUBBA
04:39
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MORLOCK
05:46
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FIGHT
01:15
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I'M SEEING WHAT'S HAPPENING
YOU'RE STRAPPED IN FOR TRAPPING ME
YOUR RATTRAP IS BAITED
YOUR PATIENCE ABATED
IF I KEEP LOSING SLEEP
I MIGHT TURN INTO SOMETHING YOU WON'T LIKE
YOU'RE NOT THE ONLY ONE ALIVE WHO'S BORN OF PEOPLE WHO ARE HERE BECAUSE WE FIGHT
FIGHT
FIGHT
FIGHT
FIGHT
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HEARTHBEAT
05:15
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RED WHITE AND THE BLUES
02:12
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SWEET CARING HEARTS
01:31
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MICROSONIC
01:54
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ONE FOR FIVE
02:01
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TRY IT
05:01
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SUMMER 2020
02:55
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NUDEL
02:34
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TLEO
01:41
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BOOJEE WOOJEE
01:32
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SAM HYDE
05:58
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WHAT ARE YOU READING
02:20
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FREE FOR ALL
00:58
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NOT AGAIN
01:19
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IS IT TUESDAY
01:20
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MONEY FRIENDS
02:31
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DONE DITTY
02:27
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Reach up, untie the noose
Drop anchor or turn chartreuse
Read a story for Mother Goose
If you really want to
Tune in, tune out, tune on
Record-player sing along
It's all right if it ain't too long
Or obtuse
Done ditty
Done done ditty do...
One way to play the game
Is to twist all the rules to be confusing and lame
It's all good if it's all the same
Tweedledum, Tweedledee
And if you've found your pride to be defiled
Start with conclusions far from reconciled
Premises fraught, faulted, and beguiled
Then wait and see...
Done ditty
Done done ditty do...
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INTO THE WILD
05:07
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32. |
WALK THE STREET
02:27
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Paul Priest Chicago, Illinois
I started strumming a G chord at 7 years old, backing my banjo-frailing older brother for a bunch of years before moving to electric at 15. At 21, I started self-recording my own music with a makeshift, ragtag set-up. After bands and copious quantities of gear, I still record, get some of my music placed on cable TV, and continue to explore this fractal instrument with the music it creates. ... more
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