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Appetizer (electric)
02:15
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Gone
02:36
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if you're not gonna spend your time pushing
climbing
reaching for the sky
i challenge you to tell me why you're alive
how long you gonna wait before you write that letter?
been worrying about it for so long i'll bet you can't remember a time before your heart was on the floor
a world apart from truly yours
have you not considered the wall you're building up?
all strong and tall...
you're so damn good at talking the talk
have you ever applied yourself to walking the walk?
here's a line
why don't you take a step?
don't be afraid
if you sit and fret and stew in it for the rest of your days she'll be gone
you'd better stop thinking twice
take a listen to your own advice
or she'll be gone
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The Larks
03:49
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where, oh, where did all my honesty go?
you know i used to feel the freedom to let my truth be known
and now i never can say a word without tracking backwards or falling down
the devil's in the details, as everybody knows
coercion doesn't work on those you wanna hold onto
politically correct can leave your dignity intact
but it'll never ever catapult your heart or your soul to anywhere
to the sun
to the moon
to december
to june
to anywhere the larks will hum along with you
second guessing seconds of a secondary tone wasn't what any one of us given a mind to do
if you really really mean it, have the courage to believe it
you gotta give your best guess stressed and undressed
this is not a test
they say there's no time but the present
well, who am i to utter a single word otherwise?
to the sun
to the moon
to december
to june
to anywhere the larks will hum along with you
to the midnight boon
to the tryst at noon
to anywhere the larks will hum along with you
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Appetizer (rehearsal)
02:02
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Instrumental
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The Snacktones Boston, Massachusetts
Do you really want to eat alone? Snacktones are best enjoyed with friends.
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