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What's Going Down
02:30
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It's an endless race,
that begins where it ends.
It's a gambler's bet.
It's a loser's win.
What's going down?
It's going down.
What's going down?
We're going down.
Born in Memphis and raised in the plains,
I don't know if we can swing this.
I don't know if we can change.
Bound at the hip,
We'll step on each other's toes.
With the misinformation,
nobody knows...
What's going down?
It's going down.
What's going down?
We're going down.
Born in Tokyo,
She's from the other side of the fence.
She says she doesn't understand us.
We're not, we're not making sense.
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2. |
Cease the Day
04:36
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3. |
Wolf Song
05:34
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4. |
Getting By
03:08
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5. |
Tampa Bay
01:26
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6. |
Yesterday
03:00
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So you don't like the way you walk,
And you don't like the way you talk,
"You're impossible!, you're impossible," that's what her eyes say.
And you just wish...you just wish that you could fade away.
So you used to be a king.
Then you lost, you lost everything.
You lost your mind. Nothing seems quite clear.
Your thoughts are everywhere. They're everywhere...but here.
And I know you're feeling blue.
And I know you're not quite you.
But hold on, hold on.
You're going to be OK.
Just sit tight, sit tight,
And wait for yesterday.
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7. |
Prairie Anthem
01:38
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8. |
Midnight Bike Ride
04:29
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9. |
An Introduction to Music
02:50
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10. |
900 Miles (Live)
04:19
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11. |
California Eyes
03:46
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I've got a girl.
She's got California in her eyes.
Yes, her eyes are sweet, sweet blue,
like the California skies.
She can take my, my Southern drawal,
She can do with it as she'll p-lease.
She can take away, she can take away it all,
She made a man out of me.
I've got a girl.
She says, "Rock n' roll is dead.
But your sweet, sweet, sweet songs,
They get stuck in my head."
"You can take my, my West coast vibes.
Honey, you can do with them as you p-lease.
Washed out with the Pacific tides.
Honey, you could be just like me."
Get washed out!
<solo>
I've got a girl.
She's got California in her eyes.
Yes, her eyes are sweet, sweet blue,
like the California skies.
She can take my, my Southern charms,
Honey, she can do with it as she'll p-lease.
She took my breath away.
And then she made a man out of me.
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12. |
Ten-Twenty-Thirty
01:51
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King Cassette Columbia, Missouri
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