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Solitaire
02:20
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Last night you were drunk upon my porch,
Wishing that the sun would rise again,
And I told you, "Well, of course it will my dear,
But for now enjoy the rain."
And I can see the sky between the buildings,
Though I can't deny the parking lot.
So this had better be your last apology,
For making my green eyes blue.
When you're gone I'm lonesome as can be,
But you don't believe me when I say,
That I need you here to call me on my bluff,
During the solitaire I play.
And I can see beyond what's right in front of me,
Though I can't see past the parking lot.
So this had better be your last apology,
For making my green eyes blue.
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Six Feet Down
04:07
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Head in the Clouds
02:30
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4. |
Don't Be Late
03:47
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Dusty Heart
03:25
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7. |
Can't Win
04:19
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8. |
What's Really Mine
03:58
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9. |
Run & Hide
03:01
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10. |
Sad Song
05:37
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11. |
Me & the Sea
03:22
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