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Lonely Eye
01:06
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won't you with a lonely eye come with me
I want to hold you close tonight
that's us, hand in hand
so careful in the green green grass
I want to hold you close tonight.
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Hear Me Out
01:34
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How am I supposed to live without you?
Hear me out the blame is on me
Me without you makes me cry
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Fur Kids
00:38
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UH UH UH UH
01:09
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FA Meeting
02:19
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Paper Weight
01:43
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Happy Elevator
00:32
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Honest men
04:39
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You have grown old,
an honest man can relate
I think you should make it known, holler
my heads going to take in stride
from the bottom up
take it down throw it on the ground
tie it all around
I was wrong, my anger told me not to fight clean
It told me not to sing out the songs that make me take it all in stride
hear there church bells chime
Take the foreman along and see how the towers have grown
I used to know the country like the countrymen knew the world's wrongs
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