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Take me away
03:48
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Subway trains and buses too conversations me and you
I don't know just what to do with my hands whenever I'm with you
But that's alright cuz I'm not through I've still got another joke or two
And I know its all right
Yes I know tonight's the night
Don't you know wrong from right
I said don't you know Tonight's the night
City lights like falling stars tiny circles crowded bars
Sometimes feeling clever is hard So I'll just drink til I see stars
But in my heart there's only one and watch out son cuz here she comes
And I know its all right
Yes I know tonight's the night
Don't you know wrong from right
I said don't you know Tonight's the night
Take me away What do you say
Just another little miracle
Just another little lie
Just to get me through this night
Take me away What do you say
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2. |
Restless Abandon
03:49
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Here's to the nights that went on forever laughing so hard that I cried
Here's the spirits swimming inside me
Here's to the summers outside
Don't let this end Take my hand let's go again
Here's to the times all your friends were there for
Here's to their stories and lies
Here's to my lady smiling in secret placing my hand on her thigh
Don't let this end Take my hand lets go again
Don't turn back on me You won't find what you need
On nights like this I'd be remiss To withhold the truth I'm lost without you
Don't let this end Take my hand lets go again
Don't turn back on me You won't find what you need
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3. |
Moonshine
04:56
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Moonshine ...
When it's heavy, we'll lay it down.
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Nobody told me
04:58
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Nobody told me the truth How about you
Nobody showed me what to do How about you
Tell me the truth About me and you Sometimes if only I knew How about you I've made my mind up what to do How about you
Tell me the truth About me and you Nobody told me the truth
How about you
Sometimes if only I knew
How about you
Tell me the truth
About me and you
It's time that I told you
It's time that I showed you
It's time that I told you the truth
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5. |
The long walk
04:31
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It's a long walk home.
And sure I have been drinking. And sure I have been thinking. What's more I am believing. What's more, I should be leaving.
It's a long walk home.
And sure I have been drinking. And sure I have been thinking. What's more I am believing. What's more, I should be leaving.
We're sleeping in a doorway ...
And sure I have been drinking. And sure I have been thinking. What's more I am believing. What's more, I should be leaving.
It's a long walk home.
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6. |
Never Enough
03:45
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Let me kiss your whiskey lips and softly whisper my regrets. Let me light this cigarette waiting for the sun to set. I just want another chance to get inside those whiskey pants.
Never enough. There's never enough. Never enough.
Bourbon woman on the street swaning hips and shuffling feet. A pussycat with a booty swing. You're the meat I like to eat.
Never enough. There's never enough. Never enough.
Every door.
Every wall.
Through them all.
It's always something small.
That changes it all.
I'm in love. I'm in love. I'm in love. Right now.
Everyday and every year there remains one single prayer. I want something better here. I want something stronger here. I want something that's more real. I want something I can feel.
Never enough. There's never enough. Never enough.
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7. |
The lights of this city
03:08
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The lights of this city show me no pity and the screams of her sirens don't hear me cryin. So baby move over, cuz you're stealing the covers.
This moments just a metaphor for all the moments, all the moments that came before. This moment ...
If coping with silence should come to define us I'll just keep you're pillow next to my window. So baby come closer, cuz the worst part is over.
This moments just a metaphor for all the moments, all the moments that came before. This moment ...
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Sister Grizzly Oakland, California
Sister Grizzly plays songs about the metaphors of moments, the mysticism of women and the trans-formative power of Rock and Roll.
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