1. |
Morning Song
01:50
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2. |
Home
03:12
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3. |
Flower
04:00
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Follow me down to the
River where I was found
When I was alone
That's when I found you there
We could laugh
and share a smile or two
Waste the day
at least 'till summer's through
We could laugh
and share a smile or two
A flower grows
and I am there with you
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4. |
Naps
04:16
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Your eyes are turning red
You're longing for your bed
Turn the lights and sign down low
And get ready to go home
Say your goodbyes now, as we close
As we drift into the unknown
Yes This is a song
About our old restaurant
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5. |
Interlude
00:51
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6. |
Love Song
03:50
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Fall asleep
Rest your bones
Then you'll see
The other side
Sleep with me
Lay your bones
Then you'll soon realize
You'll always be the one who's
Always there for me
You'll always be the one who
Falls asleep in my dreams
I saw you, Happy
I left you, There
And if you still, Love me
Then please show, That you care
Walk with me
Feel your bones
Then you'll soon
see inside
Talk with me
Then your Love
Will be seen by
Everyone!
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7. |
secret track
02:45
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Sundry
Sundry
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