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Days of Wine & Roses
03:17
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Days of wine and roses in the winter of our discontent.
Every door that closes makes me wonder where the signals went.
At night I climb the rafters to sing your song.
By light of morning after. You've done me wrong.
Days of Wine and Roses.
Are we ever what we represent.
Days of Wine and Roses as I stand upon this pleasant lea.
Every though opposes that to let you go would set me free.
At night I climb the rafters to sing your song.
By light of morning after. You've done me wrong.
Days of Wine and Roses
At the altar of Calliope.
'Tween the worlds of what we hear and see.
I am never going to set you free.
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The Next Advance
04:51
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Cool Rick
03:24
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European Dimes
02:55
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Desert Claw Blues
03:37
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I'm drinking bourbon and White Claw. I'm old and I'm young.
Feeling Bout as fresh as the last song I sung.
You people came to party. I came to get hung.
With the taste of Ambrosia still on my tongue.
The past likes to smoke, but the future drinks. So am I clever as I thinks. Oh, no.
The preacher stole the bible. The ref threw the game.
The prosecutor went and took all of the blame.
The alcohol is watered. The lions are tame.
The doctors roam the hospital itching to maim.
Shoot him once for staring. Twice if he blinks. So am I clever as I thinks. Oh, no.
The Scylla and Charybdis are shaking hands.
Feeling bout as needed as fresh demands.
You know the more you choke it the more it expands.
While Lucifer is heading the the Holy Lands.
Forget the lock picks, boys. We're cutting the links. So am I clever as I thinks. Oh, no.
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Debts Will Be Paid
02:55
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Layer Cake Norman, Oklahoma
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