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Come Around
02:13
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Come on baby, I'll come around. Come on baby, I won't let you down.
Come on baby, I'll come around. Come on baby, try not to let me down.
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Quiet Car
03:05
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First and last cars there's no talking. Well I got something to say so I'll keep walking. There's no talking in the quiet car. Well, I want to have some fun so I'm gonna sneak right back. Drinking beers without a bag. All those business men are so sad. Rock and Roll in the quiet car!
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Marble Orchard
03:53
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I took a walk in a marble orchard. The light was on the grave. Those evil spirits, I can hear it as the music talks to me. I made you flowers, the petals metal. I left them on your grave. The evils spirits, I can feel it as the music talks to me.
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Origami Girls
01:49
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High Rocks
01:28
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New Orleans
03:56
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Big Idea
05:37
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Why did you drag me around? What happened to fixing all my frowns? Where are we now? I'm living out of my suitcase but I'm home. I guess I'm not planning on staying long. I got some big ideas.
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What's the point of living if you're always on the job? Planes, trains and automobiles get you where you need to go. I can never be alone, I got this damn thing in my pocket. I just want to smash it on the floor, send it to space in a rocket.
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Gladstone Boogie
03:02
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