1. |
Sunny Side Up
03:35
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2. |
Tambourine Dan
02:15
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take me as i am
from my
dream world
flash inside the pan
tried to help out
no doubt
take me as i am
inside the dream
as i am inside the dream
break free
take me as i am
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3. |
Refraction
02:30
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i looked out my window below
watching as our shadow flickering
halo of a rainbow bordering
droplets flickering
like the freshest morning dew
every color born anew
simply light divided
inside our head
fragments of the past we led
stretch a yawn it feels fine
on this airline
when i draw the window shade
just to see what god has made
simply light divided
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5. |
Hold Your Breath
02:43
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hold your breath through the tunnel to alameda
don't let the evil into your lungs
every inch underwater is one more pound of pressure
let your luck hold the weight for your heart
yellow lights, waiting for the walls to brighten
halfway for now we stay in the dark
the thoughts begin, can i keep my whits about me
only fate brings peace to the mind
breath it out and hope for the light
let your luck hold the weight for your heart
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6. |
Where I Want to Be
01:34
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7. |
Heaven's in the Detail
02:09
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devil's in the detail
sounded easy on paper
every step on the way
devil's in the detail
world's always changing
like a shark keep moving
learn to slow it all down
focus on the detail
heaven's in the detail
right in front of our faces
you are already there
heaven's in the detail
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8. |
Coming Home Soon
03:25
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take a bite of the clock
bring things to a stop
playing judo with thoughts
that derail the plot
living for the sun
peaking up around dawn
fragile reed on a dune
it sways and it swoons
i'll be coming home soon
spend a day at the shore
catch a glimpse of the sun
of the crest of a wave
before the moment's gone
warm and fuzzy goodbye
people live and they die
like the end of a tune
the song of a lune
i'll be coming home soon
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9. |
What to Do
03:26
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what to do, what to do, when you feel through
what to do, what to do, when you feel through
all you want is coffee and a good time
got to get a job, join the navy or the mob
teach a lesson, pay attention to the grammar in the sentence
never work a day when you get paid to play
but to play for pay you gotta work
what to do, what to do, when you feel through
what to do, what to do, when you feel through
all you want is coffee and a good time
summon up the gumption to move around and function
get yourself in the zone
make a pot of coffee, put on eric dolphy
chip away one day at a time
what to do, what to do, when you feel through
what to do, what to do, when you feel through
all you want is coffee and a good time
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10. |
Charzard
02:55
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youngster don't trade your charzard
for flashy cards in smoky backyards
the smell of barbecue and the older kids talk smooth
remember the pack you opened in back
of the car after school
remember the day it sparkled that way
you took it on home
butterflies in your chest don't always know best
they're just passing through on migration to chew
on the strings of your heart in smoky backyards
getting loose with your cards
you forget where you are
and how the hell you got here
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