1. |
Only Making Sparks
04:09
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2. |
Come Home
04:20
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Come Home
This is my life
Look at the pictures
Like a painting long ago begun
See it closer
There’s something missing
A portrait’s been painted
But it’s not yet done
So I’m waiting and watching
Wondering when you’re going to come
When will you be home
There’s a hole here, a hole here
Nothing ever fills it up
Until you come home
I’ve had good fortune
Some call me lucky
My sterling cup
Has the sweetest wine
Still I’m searching
And it’s elusive
Not for more riches
But peace of mind
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3. |
Senorita
04:31
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4. |
Broken Down
04:28
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Broken Down
Broken down
That’s all you ever seem to talk about
Words I can’t believe you said aloud
Did you think it wouldn’t sting?
I heard about
That situation that had gone down
When it looks like you were on the outs
Somebody let you back in
So where you gonna run to now
I know you can’t stay
If your thoughts no longer hold you down
That’s the day your life is finally gonna change
Never doubt
You can’t seem to figure that one out
Instead you fasten chains to hold you down
So you can never spread your wings
It’s a game, you know
One that you have got to play alone
And when it’s over there won’t be a score
There’s no point trying to win
What makes you believe that you’re not anyone
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5. |
400 Places
04:01
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400 Places
Open my eyes, take a good look around
This is the life I’ve created
Been thinking of finally settling down
Been worried that plan might be a bit overrated
I got 400 places I’d like to go
From the south to the north
Or just where the wind blows
My heart’s in a bind my spirit is free
400 places to go, but I got nowhere to be
Told you, to take your time
I’m easy to love but for some reason harder to keep
Ignoring all of the signs
If I break you I’ll cry, but won’t think the blame falls on me
Taking my time
Seeing it through
I got lost in myself
You got lost in me too
With my head in the clouds
My eyes on the prize
I’m here but I’m gone
You just haven’t realized
That I’m finding my way
While you’re hanging on
Better let go
Or you’ll be swept along
And this current is swift
These waters run deep
You’d be better alone
Than you would be with me
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6. |
Another Time
03:57
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Another Time
Tossed away our memories
So only heartache remains
Didn’t know I wanted more time
Until I couldn’t stay
So I set off wandering
Aimless as can be
Praying for redemption
Found out I’m stuck with me
And it’s harder than I wanted
To be out on my own
‘Cause the lonely is settling
Like cement in my bones
Now I’m stuck in a place where regrets never die
And memories hold me hostage
Thinking of another time
Gave up ourselves
To try life as a pair
Instead of good living
All we got was despair
Couldn’t find an answer
Figured best be on my way
That’s when the aching started
Guess I missed the pain
Everything we fought for
All we could have been
Comes to me like flashes in the dark
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7. |
Miners for the Coal
04:22
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8. |
Mean What You Say
04:22
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9. |
Wings
04:18
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10. |
Dance For A Decade
04:33
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11. |
American Freedom
04:13
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American Freedom
I want to live in American Freedom
I want to fly but I can’t get high
So take me to the river hear my heart start beating
I’m gonna break you, but I don’t know why
I want to live without endless sorrow
Make it to another day
Here today, I’m gone tomorrow
I am fine, I am fine, but the sorrow’s
Not far behind me, yeah
Not far behind me
I want to live in American freedom
No speed limit on the Interstate
Wheels spinning while lives go reeling
Only answer there is no escape
I want to live without fear of violence
Make it to another day
Too many voices have been silenced
I am fine, I am fine, but the silence
Is not far behind me
I want to live in American freedom
It’s my right, my privledge from the past
So take me to the graves, hear the wailing of the grieving
It’s not my fault when the crazy ones attack
I want to live without fear of dying
Make it through another day
Too many of us are crying
I am fine, I am fine but the dying is not far behind me
Fine, fine, but the crying is not far behind me
I want to live in American freedom
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