1. |
Old September
05:19
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You can wait forever for these trains
Soon the bridges will fade in the rain.
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2. |
Desdemona
04:13
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The poor soul sad sighing by a sycamore tree
sing all a green willow, her hand on her bosom
and her head on her knee.
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3. |
Of The Sun
04:32
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I dug a shallow, shallow grave,
somewhere out back in lonesome space.
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4. |
Boots Undone
04:37
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I never saw a spring with so much snow
like every cherry tree let every petal go.
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5. |
Sleeping Alone
05:59
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Sleeping alone is the easiest part.
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6. |
Bird Song
03:17
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Tired of bein' the guy
who wished a dime for every time,
gonna open my eyes
in the morning in my wings.
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7. |
Cape Disappointment
04:13
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We lie a-dreaming, held to Earth so tight
ships sailing off toward China by night.
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8. |
Old House
05:49
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She began to rain, thunder stuck all in her throat,
countin' on summer to bring him home.
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9. |
Medicine
04:30
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Lovin' you feels like medicine to me
medicine, honey, in the strangest way...
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10. |
Last Call
04:24
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The coal man's down in Cabbagetown
in the shadow of the boy.
Danglin' from the high E string,
can't fix that broken toy.
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11. |
Honey, Please Rain
04:12
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They keep all the milk on the shelf till it goes sour.
How long 'fore we pour out into the streets?
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12. |
No Place To Fall
04:15
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Skies fulla silver and gold try to hide the sun...
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