1. |
While You Can
03:55
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I never thought about you oh
But I wanted to
Want to take you by the hand
Make it up to you
I never thought about love oh
But I wanted to
Love demands what you’re not able to hold on to
Break
I never thought about faith oh
But I wanted to
Want to find out what makes you tick
And the sense of you
I never thought about faith
But I wanted to
Then again that’s the first thing you’re supposed to do
While you can
I never thought about hope oh
but I wanted to
Hope demands what you’re not able
To hold onto
I never thought about faith oh
But I wanted to
Then again that’s the last thing you’re supposed to do
While you can
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2. |
Linda
05:07
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You can forget about it
I’m not sleeping here tonight
No one ever told you about it
How you’d end up in a dumpster on the street.
I'm pretty sure I'll live to tell about it.
If I’m able to crawl out
It’s your lucky day
It’s not for sale
You’re a disgrace
You’re a disgrace
It’s written on your face
Linda
Sunrise by the river
on a cold November day
I saw a paper bag floating by
That was my papa
I saw a violet in the grass
That was my mama
And looking down ha imagine that
It was a shiny new penny
You’re a disgrace
You’re a disgrace
It’s written all over your face
Linda
A little while later
The wind was blowing in from the west
There was a boat on the river
And in it she looked calm
I said hey pretty lady
Where you going you ain't got no oars
She said oh never mind
I’m just flowing down where the ocean takes me.
You’re not a disgrace
You’re not a disgrace
It’s written all over your face
Oh Linda
Back alley Linda
Tea and oranges Linda
Brockton bus fare Linda
Where on earth did you go Linda?
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3. |
Pray Your Heart
04:33
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4. |
On The Level
03:42
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The corporate man
Closed the market file
It was a day like all the rest
Bow to the man shaking hands
While you tell them you’re the best
Walking home with a spring in his step
Feeling nothing but welling pride
The birds are singing in the trees above
And the world is soon to abide
Remember when we were on the level
Straight as the county line
Soon to discover another duck and cover
The silent wave of time
We chase our lives
The keys flew through the looking glass
As he approached his domicile
Item for item thrown out on the grass
You could saw she was hostile
How could you do this to me
I’ve been nothing to you but kind
Oh baby it ain’t got nothing to do with you
It’s got everything to do with time
Remember when we were on the level
Straight as the county line
Soon to discover another duck and cover
The silent web of time
We chase our lives
Such a waste of time
Back to college for more knowledge
Back to collect for more knowledge
Back to college
You know where to go yeah
Heading down to the quakers hill
To gather my thoughts for a spell
First the pump then the fire
Soon enough all is well
I’ll write a letter to make it better
My darling can’t you see
To hell with Frida pearl and the doctor
You belong with me
Remember when we were on the level
Straight as the county line
Soon to discover another duck and cover
The silent way of time
We chase our lives
Such a waste of time
Back to college for more knowledge
Back to college for more knowledge
Back to college
You know where to go yeah
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5. |
Linda (radio edit)
04:52
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Geof Shaw - Vocals, Guitar
Kevin Dambruch - Guitar
Adam Winkler - Bass, Vocals
Dan Deleo - Drums
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