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GFY
06:35
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Put yourself on the line
Get yourself off
I don't think it's time
It's getting too real, babe (oooh)
Get it off the line
Stop calling me
Barabajagal (herbal lore)
Barabajagal (is his name)
I'm too late
I'm too late
I'm too late
Here he comes walking in again
I need a lesson on my own, uh huh
If it slows down
Easy on the highway
I'll see you in the race
I'll see you on the road
be honest
for once
be honest
for once
be honest
for once
Only one of those is true
Look at them carefully
sucker blues
somehow i fell in love
sucka blues
look at them carefully
summer blues
summer blues
summer blues
summer blues
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2. |
Vox
07:09
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Always something
on the weekend
in the daylight
I can't make it
No
I can meet you
in the daylight
on a weekday
(that's fine)
don't ever
wanna see
that side from you
didn't ever think
that you would see
that side of me, too
hidden tracks
are my fave
didn't see them
yesterday
never went there
with you
i can hear them calling me
there he goes, he's wild and free
i can see inside history
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Riffs Chapel Hill, North Carolina
More music at:
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