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Take Me Home
02:29
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well im going down the only road in the backwoods of some forgetten town. well i just want something i know, so please just take me home tonight
take me home, take me home, thats the one place i still belong
cant let the man get you down. he cut my pay and forced me stay
plans to go out on the town, now im just too wore down
take me home, take me home, thats the one place i still belong
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we're just playing parts, some are cold and some have hearts. ive been playing neutral from the start
taking time to free your mind, before something comes up behind, i just wanna take my time with you, cold sheets, warm skin, lets do it all over again
we cant go on lying and avoid bad timing
lets go outside an lay in the shade
taking time to free your mind before something comes up behind, i just wanna take my time with you , cold sheets, warm skin, lets do it all over again.
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Another Round
02:15
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Living Lessons
03:19
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Frank Zappa
03:51
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Set the Sails
04:31
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The Devil In Her Eye
04:23
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Wildfire
03:37
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The Drifter's Bride
04:41
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Wild Mountain Thyme
02:01
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