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Thirty Something
04:29
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So you're feeling a little tongue tied.
All your thoughts are getting in the way.
You think of all the times that you tried.
They never mattered anyway.
You don't feel quite like you used to.
Thirty something and the world's on fire.
All the things that used to confuse you,
Are now the things that make you feel...tired.
Rest easy, the sun is setting.
Chin up, it's a new day.
Nothing's easier than forgetting.
When your thoughts are all astray.
Maybe it's something that you'll get used to.
Thirty something and it's not so bad.
You're just getting to know you.
Don't let the future drive you...mad.
<guitar solo>
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Gravity
04:17
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Have you grown a little older?
Are you long in the tooth?
Have you grown a little bit bolder?
Have you learned a grain of truth?
Gravity pulling down on you.
You're gonna be OK.
Get your feet right back on the ground.
And be on your way.
Are you living in a day dream?
Do you have a twinkle in your eye?
Have you been swimming upstream?
Will you give it one more try?
Gravity spins you right around.
You're gonna be OK.
Pick yourself right up off the ground.
And be on your way.
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Shade of Pink
04:10
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I really like your new pink cheetah robe.
Its something that I didn't quite know...about you.
Dying your hair a raspberry hue.
Talking shop in the kitchen with you.
Your heart is wild, and your mind is free.
Your slightest look could undo me.
Can we stow some time away?
Is it tomorrow or yesterday?
Do you listen to the radio too loud?
Do you go the other way as the crowd...goes sometimes?
Do you think thoughts that you shouldn't think?
Are you turning a shade of pink?
Your heart is wild, and your mind is free.
Your slightest look could undo me.
Can we stow some time away?
Are we suburban or are we the fray?
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A Way of Being
02:32
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At all times,
There is going on in the human organism,
A flow of experiences,
As a referent,
In order to discover,
What he is experiecing.
And a person can really tell when you're speaking to it.
The right word taps the right label.
Of the flow that is going on within him.
That he hasn't been able to.
Label or understand.
A flow of experiences.
That he hasn't been able to label or undersatnd.
And a person can really tell when you're speaking to it.
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Boredwalk
02:03
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King Cassette Columbia, Missouri
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