1. |
Brother Yeah
03:33
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I said hey man, brother yeah
Hey man, brother yeah
End your hate brother yeah
Its not too late brother yeah
Hey man, brother yeah
Hey man, brother yeah
Mind your head brother yeah
Watch your step brother yeah
Hey my brother yeah
Hey man, brother yeah
Hey man, brother yeah
Love your mother brother yeah
Love one another brother yeah
Hey man, brother yeah
Hey man, brother yeah
Hey man, brother yeah
Hey man, brother yeah
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2. |
Nowhere Gone
03:26
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She likes her whiskey straight and her coffee black
Got a couple of tattoos across her back
Can't admit that she's tried
Cuz she still feels nothing behind those eyes
She woke up this morning and she felt like dirt
Got a call from her ex about his favorite t-shirt
They both realized that they still hurt
but she had no time she was late for work
All that time they spent
Everywhere they went
Nowhere Gone
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3. |
No Name Song
03:31
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I said you don't know what it's like
The way you got your head held high
You got your two feet planted in the ground
but too much damn pride
Just let it go
and if you just let it be
You finally free yourself from restraints and you will see
It aint that bad
I said it aint so bad
I said it aint so bad
No it aint so bad, you say
So it goes
Yeah got ya loosing your mind, yeah yeah
Oh your mind, yeah yeah
Yeah got ya loosing your mind,
Your mind, your mind
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4. |
I'm Drunk, Again
03:35
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Behind the wheel, forgot to steer
I am drunk again
Off the road, no control
watch out for that bend
Rocks did smash, I almost crashed
Unaware of my mistake
I went home in my bed and slept until the day
When momma asked where I had been
I'm sorry momma, but I'm drunk again
Tennessee Rye, a fifth I would buy
Now I'm drunk again
Visibly, I smoke and breathe with a bottle full of sin
I drove my car to the bar threw up across the floor
You would think, I hadn't drank alcohol before
Come on home and tuck me in
I'm sorry baby, but I'm drunk again
Drunk again
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5. |
Dr. Doctor
03:55
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Well I heard you're moving on
Nobody stopping you from going about your own
but I know you gonna worry about all that you're leaving behind
but my baby you know you keep me up at night, up at night
Won't you answer your call
Won't you answer your call
Yeah I know you hear the call
Oh you hear me calling
Won't you answer your call
Nah, nah, nah, yeah
Well some things never change
You twist and turn and you try to rearrange
In the back of your head you know this aint right
Yeah my baby oh now he's up at night,
oh he's up at night
Won't you answer your call
Won't you answer your call
Oh I know you hear the call
Oh you hear me calling
Won't you answer your call
Nah, nah, nah, yeah
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6. |
If We Go
03:48
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If we go down, we go down together
An open wound, I can never forget her
I guess in time, I will find another
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7. |
St. James Infirmary
04:22
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I went down to Saint James Infirmary
Saw my baby there
She was lying on a long, white table
So sweet, so cold, so fair
Let her go, Let her go, god bless her
Wherever she may be
She can search this wide world over
But she'll never find another man like me
When I die, bury me in black
When I die, bury me in a full suit and hat
Put a 20 dollar bill in my hand
So my boys know I died a man
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8. |
Driveway Night
03:38
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One day at a time, yeah that's all I can handle
Burn so bright, yeah the light on my candle
Will I ever see that flame again?
Will I ever feel the heat on my skin?
I don't know what I did, I don't know why you hid
But I'm so tired of singing sad songs
I'm so tired of singing sad songs
One night at a time, stars shining bright
I wish I could see, one more driveway night
Will I ever see those stars again?
Will I ever feel the wonder in my head?
I don't know what I did, I don't know why you hid
But I'm so tired of singing sad songs
I'm so tired of singing sad songs
I'm so damn tired of singing sad songs
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9. |
Out on the Fringe
03:14
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Well I see you standing there
You aint got no worry and no care
You know how I miss the sparkle in your eyes
Ya you know that baby he's alone each and every night
and my baby's all alone
and my baby's got nowhere to go
and oh baby oh it shows
and my baby oh you already know you're all alone
you're all alone
And I dreamt of about those days
Oh when we were playing oh so un-phased
And now I see you, you aint got no way out
Oh my baby, oh my baby, oh my baby
oh my baby he's about to drown
About to drown
and my baby's all alone
and my baby's got nowhere to go
and oh baby oh it shows
and my baby oh you already know
you're all alone
you're all alone
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10. |
Closure Takes A While
03:57
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I woke up this morning and my head hurt
Smelling cigarettes on my shirt
What did I do? What did I say? Who thinks I'm a jerk?
Stale, cold, and lonely and not to mention I think I'm late for work
You think I would learn
You think I would learn
You think I would learn
How not to get burned, how not to get played, how not to get carried away
In my youth I was stupid, smug and clueless, and now its time to pay
It doesn't have to be
It doesn't have to be
It doesn't have to be, but you made it that way
cuz you can't get over, ya can't get past, mistakes of yesterday
So I think I'll crack a bottle, heavy on the throttle, listen more than I have to say
And you're fluent in your speech, when you're lying through your teeth
Haven't seen you baby and it's been a couple weeks
So now that its over, only cold shoulders
I miss you more everyday
Everyday
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