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Ten Point
02:22
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Meramec ten-point rack
What did you expect?
Smell of oil and sweat
I want you back
Where has man gone again?
I miss my friend
Dirty old cap
Did you try out back?
♫
Deep in the hollow
At the midnight hour
Heavy equipment
Cast a shadow
On a delicate flower
Meramec ten-point rack
What did you expect?
Where has man gone again?
I miss my friend
♫
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2. |
Keystone
02:46
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You are always on the bottom
I’m up here holding it together
Two of you to each his own
A keystone (Hey)
A keystone
A keystone
A keystone
Fall fast as a sack of feather
Guess we are better off together
At the mercy of the pattern
Let me introduce you to my maker
Cut from the same cloth
Send a post I transmit
Mirror whisper hello friend
If not you then who?
A keystone (Hey)
A keystone
A keystone
A keystone
I got the faith I got the freedom
I got something to believe in
Not so different you and I
Lay down stone in sky
Send a post I transmit
Mirror whisper hello friend
If not you then who?
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Blue Sand
02:00
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I don’t want to fight
Don’t want drama
Tonight
I just want to dance
Hold your hand
Is that so bad?
Is that so bad?
Feel like a man
Blood in my veins
And love in the
Palm of my hand
Hourglass of blue sand
Understand?
Do you understand?
Going to the show
You know I chose to be alone
But it takes two to break the wishbone
Two to dance this slow
Come on join my one-man band
Flip it upside down
And begin again
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