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Holdridge
03:12
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Oatmeal for breakfast banjo in the afternoon
following the brick road down to Oz
Bridging many miles or a few blocks down the road
home away from home still in my heart
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What Paul Said
02:08
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so much for the plans i made
if choice is free then what is fate?
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Hazy
02:16
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and any given day
the curtain may recede
just enough to see who pulls the strings
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4. |
Iron Lung
02:51
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can i get the time of day
or can't i?
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5. |
Easy St.
03:17
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