1. |
Electron Theory
04:56
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Your voice…is comin out from the fog
These days I'm not so clear
I’m not so great…at picking out right from wrong
I’m losing sight of you here
Calling out from the Milky Way
I think I’ve lost my way
Hiding out on a distant star
Looking for my home
Your warmth…put the fire in my heart
and I woke up cold without you near
I’m screamin out from the top of my lungs
Please turn it off I can't hear
and I’m wandering around till I’m clear
Calling out from the Milky Way
I think I’ve lost my way
Hiding out on a distant star
Looking for my home
Calling out from the Milky Way
I think I’ve lost my way
Hiding out on a distant star
Looking for my home
But I'm alive and I have my soul
And everyday that I'm away from you
The world is grey and black and blue
But I'm alive and I have your heart
And I dont care about yesterday
I need you here with me today
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2. |
Take
02:44
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I live inside a restless mind
I wander out from time to time
She sits apart inside her books
Her hidden smile is so worn
Take, All I do is take
Take, All I do is take
I’d do it all again
I’d do it all again
I’d do it all for just one taste
We head down to see the show
We dont talk , the tensions grow
Our time together is time apart
I’m tearing out this lonely heart
Take, all we do is take
Take, all we do is take
I’d do it all again
I’d do it all again
I’d do it all for just one taste
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3. |
Road To Veracruz
03:52
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The withdrawal symptoms started before you left the driveway today
And I know your right in your reasons for walking away
You put me under your spell and I could not refrain
From getting so hooked on you now comes the start of the pain
Now I know that your going
The hope starts to fade from my Eyes
And I’m back to just knowing
That everything…will not be alright
Will not be alright
Will not be alright
Now I’ve opened the whiskey, the bourbon, and some old Tanqueray
I’m hopped up on more pills than an old man on his dying day
But I’ve got this old guitar and I’m playing these old blues away
And I’m coming up short on the reasons to get you to stay
Now I know that your going
The hope starts to fade from my Eyes
And I’m back to just knowing
That everything…will not be alright
Will not be alright
Will not be alright
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5. |
Goodbye
03:47
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We’ve drank up all the whiskey
We polished off all the wine
we’ve all shared quite a few good laughs
And now I think that its time
I’ve heard all of your stories
And I’ve shared a handful of mine
I think I’ll just take my leave right now
while we’re all feeling fine
Goodbye, goodbye, goodbye my friends
we’ll all find another time... and boys...
we’ll ride then
Goodbye, goodbye, goodbye my friends
Its all been a big rush and now... until I see you again
My bed at home has been calling
My old lady, she's waiting for me
You’ve all lifted me up for for time
but now you let me be
thanks for all the favors
I loved your homemade rye
the songs I sing all was all I could bring
next time maybe i'll buy
Goodbye, goodbye, goodbye my friends
we’ll all find another time... and boys...
we’ll ride then
Goodbye, goodbye, goodbye my friends
Its all been a big rush and now... until I see you again
One more smoke before we head off
One more time to get high
Lets light up and raise the cup
and end this night in the sky
You friends are all my family
I’ll love till I die
One last toast and lets make the most
of these times while we're high
Goodbye, goodbye, goodbye my friends
we’ll all find another time... and boys...
we’ll ride then
Goodbye, goodbye, goodbye my friends
Its all been a big rush and now... until I see you again
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