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shhhhhhhhh
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Fork You
04:12
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Fork You
I wanna fork you
Because you want me to
You're born divine
Its ok let’s take a moment we’re living
I wanna know you
When nothings new
You’re made of wine
And sundays alright with monday just thinkin
Oh no, where did that line go
Your nose, is better than my nose
Honey tends to linger
Dripping down your finger
My days divide
Its ok let’s take a moment were living
Oh no, where did that line go
Your nose, is better than my nose
Oh no where did the time go
Who knows is better than no one knows
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Izzy Young
04:20
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Izzy Young
Come in and have a seat
There’s someone here I’d like for you to meet
The man is a legend, discovered Bob Dylan
His name is Izzy Young
He moved here long before you were born and
He goes by the Conscience
Talk slowly, and have some patience
Can’t take it away
You can’t take it away
Can’t take it away
You can’t take it away
Alan Griswold’s a friend
Lived in the basement for a year or ten
Take notice of these walls, lined with colorful decals
The conscience was his name
The Center was a place where many came to
Sit down and connect with any soul, and to
Meet strangers, and let the world grow old
Can’t take it away
You can’t take it away
Can’t take it away
You can’t take it away
Grab my boots and wait up for the rain
You’re lucky that you landed up in here, son
Don’t categorize the things you pass at random
All we know is we don’t know a thing
All we know is we don’t know
All we know is we don’t know a thing
What a way to learn
Izzy Young
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Knocked Out
02:22
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Knocked Out
If you're feeling sentimental
Then go on and find your cue
This town is full of dreams
Milfs and beach front views
They tell me that im mental
Mental just like you
Now let's pose the question
Oh whos been using who
We say hey today is another day for free
We know how when were knocked out
So now we're back to drinking
Just trying to stay afloat
Living at your moms house
Or on your daddy's boat
They tell us that were crazy
Crazy just like you
Oh honey whos been using who
We say hey today is another day for free
We know how when were knocked out
We say hey today is another day for free
We know how when were knocked out
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5. |
Like Glue
04:15
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Like Glue
The days we were free, we would lay and look at
Trees and wonder why we should read old books
And go to school with all these kids who’d die for money
And they already know it
There’s wrong and then there’s right, and there’s what we say at
Night but we just want to get high on our past
And be godforsaken kids who found the honey
I could really use some right now
You told me that I could be
Like glue
Like glue
Like glue
They say people never change, and these places stay the
Same but you just want to give lip all the time
And on Sunday blow my “bah da da da da”
I could really use her right now
She told me that we could be
Like glue
Like glue
Like glue
Do you miss it? Yeah, I miss it too
Do you feel it? Yeah I feel it too
I’m addicted, and I’m stuck like glue
We could be like glue
Like glue
Like glue
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Easy Honey Charleston, South Carolina
The Charleston based indie rock group infuses its singer-songwriter folk roots with an original blend of East Coast surf- rock. Originating from Sewanee, TN, their witty melodies dotted with catchy hooks serve as lyrical ballads of nostalgia for their audience of daydreamers and nightseekers. ... more
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