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Another One Comes Along
03:25
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I knew she'd be in my life so many yesterdays
But she's like a beautiful plant that the neighbors own across the way
Close but so far away
And when she leaves, when she's gone
I just hope and pray that another will come my way
Like she did yesterday
Like she did yesterday
But my future's free yeah, yeah it's only me
And I can sleep as soundly as a winter's tree
Cause baby, it's only me
I don't care about tomorrow, cause only today I can see
Well maybe that's the flaw that brings us all down to our knees
To our knees yeah
And when she leaves, yeah when you're gone
It'll just be me and this bluesy song, and
her eyes in the place of the sun
In the place of the sun
My future's free yeah, yeah it's only me
And I can sleep as soundly as a winter's tree
Cause baby it's only me
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2. |
Booze Control
04:22
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Get yourself ready to party you're invited
But you don't drink, so you better start drinking
All that time alone has got you wrapped in your head
Just do like me you could learn a thing or two baby
Dropping throttles and working the machinery
Hitting curves like it's the only thing that's meant to be
Stay close we got foggy foggy roads ahead
But we'll ride them till we die
Baaaaaaaaaaaahhhh
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3. |
The Sea is My Brother
04:31
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I've been dreaming all life long
Of swimming with the month of May
Down at the last beach
Where the sea is my brother
The sea is my brother
In the shade of the old west
There's a post from the old war
With a marking pointing
To where the sea is my brother
The sea is my brother, yeah
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The Lamps San Francisco, California
ALBUM RELEASE DATE: 7/3/23
Four Lamps- Joe, Christian, Scotty, and Harrison- playing original tunes in San Francisco, CA.
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