1. |
We Do Well
04:27
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We do well
We do well down in the south
We didn't catch
Catch the bell to route us home
Forlorn to get hold of us
We carry
We carry gold within our mugs
There we go
And we know that we're too late
Cause daze is running through our spines
Strong on
Strong on the move
Drifting to a beat we used to know
We didn't mean
To be the bible in the breach
And we saw hell
Saw it swell in front our eyes
Yeah it's true
Again we'd be
Like an anker in the eaves
But we did well
We did well down in the south
Undenied
Slow on
Slow on the move
Drifting for a word we used to know
Strong on
Strong on the move
Drifting to a beat we used to know
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2. |
Simple Song
05:17
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I knew a steady place
Just a couple miles below
I knew a steady place
Some couple miles below
When the war came along
We forgot all our songs
When it came to last for long
The trees, they bent on
They bent on
I know an easy take
Just a couple miles below
I know an easy take
Some couple miles below
As the days moved on
The trees they stood strong
Birds sat upon
They were singing a simple song
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3. |
Room Was Taken
05:21
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Room was taken of my shoulders
Room to be released into space
Time lies heavy on my temples
Time we need to reveal the fume we chase
The surf drags steady against my ankles
Reminding me of room that passed by
Of time that flies by
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4. |
What's Going On
06:02
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We saw a diver drown
He didn't know his home
Marvels we've been shown
Mere oil spilled over the sea
Please tell me
What's going on
Sun hung low as we
Watched them tie
Rise and tumble again
Blinded when I
Stepped out the door
Blown by sights I haven't known
Please tell me
What's going on
Please
Take me back home
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5. |
Century Blues
05:02
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I don't wonder how we changed
From witness to fool
When the program changed
For every matter there's a man
Spoke to my muse
As helpless as caught up in my blues
Don't get me wrong
I just can't get used to it
Like so many folks before
To be stuck
And caught in a wheel of doom
Lost in another shitty century babe
Just hold me tight
Rolling over and back on us
As if cycles never spoiled the end
What are they cooking again
I know it's bad
I'm not too dark
I just don't feel like being trapped alive
Don't get me wrong
I'm all good
I just shouldn't get used to it
I know someone mentioned before
And here we are
Stuck
And caught in a sequence of doom
Lost in another shitty episode babe
Of another shitty century babe
Just hold me tight
It'll be alright
I guess
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6. |
Letting Grow
04:05
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I was born without the choice
Of letting grow on me
Of letting grow up on me
Never been the escapee
Not to see
Who's cutting down it's me
I'll try another day
And I'll be weaker
Maybe
I was thrown into a world
That wouldn't grow on me
That wouldn't grow up on me
And that world was bleaker
Maybe
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7. |
Cool Moon
10:09
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See I heard a sound
I woke off the ground
It lay warm on the wall
Working against my door
The light to come in
I had lost it for a while
Cool moon
Cool moon
Cools me too
Cool moon
Well I felt the sun
Had range and everyone
As high as I could be
I saw that I wasn't quite
Aligned with my deed
Heard my call
And lifted off the ground
Cool moon
Cool moon
Cools me too
Cool moon
And miles seem to run
The days they leave undone
Not that I wouldn't try
But in those tight eroding nights
The lights they shine bright
Cool moon
Cool moon
Cools me too
Cool moon
Cool moon
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