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Hollis Brown He lived on the outside of town Hollis Brown He lived on the outside of town With his wife and five children And his cabin fallin’ down You looked for work and money And you walked a rugged mile You looked for work and money And you walked a rugged mile Your children are so hungry That they don’t know how to smile Your baby’s eyes look crazy They’re a-tuggin’ at your sleeve Your baby’s eyes look crazy They’re a-tuggin’ at your sleeve You walk the floor and wonder why With every breath you breathe The rats have got your flour Bad blood it got your mare The rats have got your flour Bad blood it got your mare If there’s anyone that knows Is there anyone that cares? You prayed to the Lord above Oh please send you a friend You prayed to the Lord above Oh please send you a friend Your empty pockets tell yuh That you ain’t a-got no friend Your babies are crying louder It’s pounding on your brain Your babies are crying louder now It’s pounding on your brain Your wife’s screams are stabbin’ you Like the dirty drivin’ rain Your grass it is turning black There’s no water in your well Your grass is turning black There’s no water in your well You spent your last lone dollar On seven shotgun shells Way out in the wilderness A cold coyote calls Way out in the wilderness A cold coyote calls Your eyes fix on the shotgun That’s hangin’ on the wall Your brain is a-bleedin’ BALLAD OF HOLLIS BROWN And your legs can’t seem to stand Your brain is a-bleedin’ And your legs can’t seem to stand Your eyes fix on the shotgun That you’re holdin’ in your hand There’s seven breezes a-blowin’ All around the cabin door There’s seven breezes a-blowin’ All around the cabin door Seven shots ring out Like the ocean’s pounding roar There’s seven people dead On a South Dakota farm There’s seven people dead On a South Dakota farm Somewhere in the distance There’s seven new people born
THE BALLAD OF FRANKIE LEE AND JUDAS PRIEST Well, Frankie Lee and Judas Priest, They were the best of friends. So when Frankie Lee needed money one day, Judas quickly pulled out a roll of tens And placed them on a footstool Just above the plotted plain, Sayin’, “Take your pick, Frankie Boy, My loss will be your gain.” Well, Frankie Lee, he sat right down And put his fingers to his chin, But with the cold eyes of Judas on him, His head began to spin. “Would ya please not stare at me like that,” he said, “It’s just my foolish pride, But sometimes a man must be alone And this is no place to hide.” Well, Judas, he just winked and said, “All right, I’ll leave you here, But you’d better hurry up and choose Which of those bills you want, Before they all disappear.” “I’m gonna start my pickin’ right now, Just tell me where you’ll be.” Judas pointed down the road And said, “Eternity!” “Eternity?” said Frankie Lee, With a voice as cold as ice. “That’s right,” said Judas Priest, “Eternity, Though you might call it ‘Paradise.’” “I don’t call it anything,” Said Frankie Lee with a smile. “All right,” said Judas Priest, “I’ll see you after a while.” Well, Frankie Lee, he sat back down, Feelin’ low and mean, When just then a passing stranger Burst upon the scene, Saying, “Are you Frankie Lee, the gambler, Whose father is deceased? Well, if you are, There’s a fellow callin’ you down the road And they say his name is Priest.” “Oh, yes, he is my friend,” Said Frankie Lee in fright, “I do recall him very well, In fact, he just left my sight.” “Yes, that’s the one,” said the stranger, As quiet as a mouse, “Well, my message is, he’s down the road, Stranded in a house.” Well, Frankie Lee, he panicked, He dropped ev’rything and ran Until he came up to the spot Where Judas Priest did stand. “What kind of house is this,” he said, “Where I have come to roam?” “It’s not a house,” said Judas Priest, “It’s not a house . . . it’s a home.” Well, Frankie Lee, he trembled, He soon lost all control Over ev’rything which he had made While the mission bells did toll. He just stood there staring At that big house as bright as any sun, With four and twenty windows And a woman’s face in ev’ry one. Well, up the stairs ran Frankie Lee With a soulful, bounding leap, And, foaming at the mouth, He began to make his midnight creep. For sixteen nights and days he raved, But on the seventeenth he burst Into the arms of Judas Priest, Which is where he died of thirst. No one tried to say a thing When they took him out in jest, Except, of course, the little neighbor boy Who carried him to rest. And he just walked along, alone, With his guilt so well concealed, And muttered underneath his breath, “Nothing is revealed.” Well, the moral of the story, The moral of this song, Is simply that one should never be Where one does not belong. So when you see your neighbor carryin’ somethin’, Help him with his load, And don’t go mistaking Paradise For that home across the road.
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Page 3 and 4: ABANDONED LOVE I can hear the turni
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Page 7 and 8: Alberta let your hair hang low Albe
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Page 13 and 14: Are you ready, are you ready? Are y
Page 15 and 16: BABY, I’M IN THE MOOD FOR YOU Som
Page 17 and 18: Sad I’m sittin’ on the railroad
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Page 21: My name is Donald White, you see, I
Page 25 and 26: One evenin’ for pleasure I rapple
Page 27 and 28: I woke in the mornin’, wand’rin
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Page 31 and 32: Seen the arrow on the doorpost Sayi
Page 33 and 34: How many roads must a man walk down
Page 35 and 36: They asked me for some collateral A
Page 37 and 38: Well, the Lone Ranger and Tonto The
Page 39 and 40: I was sittin’ on a stump Down in
Page 41 and 42: In the lonely night In the blinking
Page 43 and 44: BROWNSVILLE GIRL Well, there was th
Page 45 and 46: Buckets of rain Buckets of tears Go
Page 47 and 48: I’m goin’ down south, ‘Neath
Page 49 and 50: CAN YOU PLEASE CRAWL OUT YOUR WINDO
Page 51 and 52: I can’t wait Wait for you to chan
Page 53 and 54: Lazy stadium night Catfish on the m
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Page 59 and 60: CLOTHES LINE SAGA After a while we
Page 61 and 62: (The Road Is Long) We have got to c
Page 63 and 64: Just like old Saxophone Joe When he
Page 65 and 66: You heard about Pharaoh’s army Tr
Page 67 and 68: DARK EYES Oh, the gentlemen are tal
Page 69 and 70: DEAD MAN, DEAD MAN Uttering idle wo
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DELIA Delia was a gambling girl, ga
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They’re selling postcards of the
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Yes, I received your letter yesterd
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Fat man lookin’ in a blade of ste
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DIRGE I hate myself for lovin’ yo
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There’s a whole lot of people suf
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Just a minute before you leave, gir
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It ain’t no use to sit and wonder
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Down along the cove, I spied my tru
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Well, I’m walkin’ down the high
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I didn’t know that you’d be lea
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EMOTIONALLY YOURS Come baby, find m
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EVERY GRAIN OF SAND In the time of
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Oh it’s fare thee well my darlin
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Father of night, Father of day, Fat
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They went down the Ohio, the Cumber
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Well, there ain’t no goin’ back
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FOURTH TIME AROUND When she said,
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FREIGHT TRAIN BLUES I was born in d
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Next to come in was a bumbley bee.
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Of war and peace the truth just twi
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You know, there’s two ol’ maids
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Go ‘way little boy I’m not for
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I’ve just reached a place Where t
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GOLDEN LOOM Smoky autumn night, sta
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Mary wore three links of chain, Ev
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GOTTA SERVE SOMEBODY You may be an
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THE GROOM’S STILL WAITING AT THE
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If you getcha one girl, better get
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Handy Dandy, controversy surrounds
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HARD TIMES Let us pause in life’s
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HAZEL Hazel, dirty-blonde hair I wo
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HEARTLAND There’s a home place un
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High water risin’ - risin’ nigh
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She pulls one out from behind her e
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HONEST WITH ME Well, I’m stranded
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There is a house down in New Orlean
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“Think it might-a been that fight
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I AND I Been so long since a strang
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I DON’T BELIEVE YOU I can’t und
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Well, I took me a woman late last n
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I’m just average, common too I’
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They say ev’rything can be replac
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I WANNA BE YOUR LOVER Well, the rai
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IDIOT WIND Someone’s got it in fo
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If dogs run free, then why not we A
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If not for you, Babe, I couldn’t
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IF YOU SEE HER, SAY HELLO If you se
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IN THE GARDEN When they came for Hi
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IS YOUR LOVE IN VAIN? Do you love m
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She said, “You gonna stay?” I s
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So run here baby Put your little ha
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IT’S ALL OVER NOW, BABY BLUE You
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Advertising signs that con you Into
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Well, your clock is gonna stop At S
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Close your eyes, close the door, Yo
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I’ll remember you When I’ve for
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JET PILOT Well, she’s got Jet Pil
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JOEY Born in Red Hook, Brooklyn, in
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JOHN BROWN John Brown went off to w
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John Wesley Harding Was a friend to
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It’s a shadowy world, skies are s
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Nobody feels any pain Tonight as I
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The wind the wing is blowing strong
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LAST THOUGHTS ON WOODY GUTHRIE When
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And yer trouble is you know it too
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Lay, lady, lay, lay across my big b
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LENNY BRUCE Lenny Bruce is dead but
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LET ME DIE IN MY FOOTSTEPS I will n
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LICENSE TO KILL Man thinks ‘cause
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When you got nothing, you got nothi
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Be careful not to touch the wall, t
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Went out last night to take a littl
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I pulled out for San Anton’, I ne
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Well, today has been a sad ol’ lo
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To preach of peace and brotherhood,
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My parents raised me tenderly, I wa
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“Get down, get down, Love Henry,
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My love she speaks like silence, Wi
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MAGGIE’S FARM I ain’t gonna wor
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Perhaps it’s the color of the sun
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THE MAN IN ME The man in me will do
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Man of Constant Sorrow, I’ve seen
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I’ll sing you a song, ain’t ver
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MAYBE SOMEDAY Maybe someday you’l
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Well, that big dumb blonde With her
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Who’s gonna throw that minstrel b
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I got mixed up confusion Man, it’
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MOONLIGHT The seasons they are turn
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(And I’ll Go Mine) You say you lo
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I pounded on a farmhouse Lookin’
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I like to spend some time in Mozamb
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Crimson flames tied through my ears
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NEIGHBORHOOD BULLY Well, the neighb
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Now you’re here beside me, baby,
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NEW MORNING Can’t you hear that r
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NIGHT AFTER NIGHT Night after night
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That is leading you onto the brink
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There’s nothing ‘round here I b
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I lived by the window As he talked
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Nothing was delivered And I tell th
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I plan it all and I take my place Y
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On a night like this So glad you ca
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(Valley Below) Your breath is sweet
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ONE MORE WEEKEND Slippin’ and sli
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Down the street the dogs are barkin
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ONLY A PAWN IN THEIR GAME A bullet
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Ain’t it hard to stumble And land
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Trails of troubles, Roads of battle
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Bad news, bad news, Come to me wher
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Well, I’ve already had two beers
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PO’ BOY Man comes to the door - I
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Mm, tell mama, Where’d ya sleep l
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PRECIOUS ANGEL Precious angel, unde
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Well I’m pressing on Yes, I’m p
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QUEEN JANE APPROXIMATELY When your
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Oh, you can read out your Bible, Yo
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RAINY DAY WOMEN #12 & 35 Well, they
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So all you rovin’ gamblers, where
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Ring them bells, ye heathen From th
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Takes rocks and gravel, baby, make
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SAD EYED LADY OF THE LOWLANDS With
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Santa-Fe, Dear, dear, dear, dear, d
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I’ve got a wife and five little c
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By the blood of the lamb, Saved By
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SEEING THE REAL YOU AT LAST Well, I
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Old Reilly stole a stallion But the
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Senor, senor, do you know where we
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SHELTER FROM THE STORM ’Twas in a
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SHE’S YOUR LOVER NOW The pawnbrok
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I need a shot of love, I need a sho
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Now, I try, oh for so awf’ly long
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Silent weekend, My baby she gave it
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SIMPLE TWIST OF FATE They sat toget
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Was in the summer, One early fall,
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SOLID ROCK Well, I’m hangin’ on
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SOMETHING THERE IS ABOUT YOU Someth
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I’m out here a thousand miles fro
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Broke her heart, lost my own Adios,
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I’m walkin’ through the summer
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In the night I hear you speak Turn
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STUCK INSIDE OF MOBILE WITH THE MEM
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SUGAR BABY I got my back to the sun
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Yes, I’m leaving in the morning j
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T.V. TALKIN’ SONG One time in Lon
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TALKIN’ JOHN BIRCH PARANOID BLUES
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TALKIN’ WORLD WAR III BLUES Some
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Early one mornin’ the sun was shi
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We carried you in our arms On Indep
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I have heard rumors all over town,
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Standing on your window, honey, Yes
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If your mem’ry serves you well, W
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(Has Anybody Seen My Love) Well, I
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Well my nerves are exploding And my
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Come gather ‘round people Whereve
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To be alone with you Just you and m
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The sweet pretty things are in bed
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TOMORROW IS A LONG TIME If today wa
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Now, too much of nothing Can make a
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TRAIN A-TRAVELIN’ There’s an ir
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TROUBLE IN MIND I got to know, Lord
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TRUST YOURSELF Trust yourself, Trus
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Tweedle-dee Dum and Tweedle-dee Dee
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UGLIEST GIRL IN THE WORLD The woman
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There was a little boy and there wa
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UNION SUNDOWN Well, my shoes, they
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Somebody’s got to cry some tears,
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Walk out if it doesn’t feel right
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Wallflower, wallflower Won’t you
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WANTED MAN Wanted man in California
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WATERED-DOWN LOVE Love that’s pur
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WEDDING SONG I love you more than e
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You have given everything to me. Wh
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What was it you wanted? Tell me aga
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WHEN HE RETURNS The iron hand it ai
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WHEN THE NIGHT COMES FALLING FROM T
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WHEN YOU GONNA WAKE UP? God don’t
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Far Away where the soft winds blow,
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THE WICKED MESSENGER There was a wi
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WINTERLUDE Winterlude, Winterlude,
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Strange things have happened, like
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YE SHALL BE CHANGED You harbor rese
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Clouds so swift Rain won’t lift G
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You changed my life Came along in a
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YOU’RE GONNA MAKE ME LONESOME WHE
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