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one more glassofwine
04:21
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2. |
rain dance
03:33
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3. |
alright now
04:08
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4. |
born happy
04:27
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5. |
alright now
04:08
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6. |
Blue
04:48
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7. |
Howling At The Moon
04:08
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Feeling like a lightning rod
On the wrong side of god
Karma screaming “vengeance is all mine”
Gonna test my will
Or seal my fate
Walk out on the wire one more time
Long black limousine
Waits suspiciously
Intentions ambiguous at best
I ain’t no superstar
This ain’t the VIP bar
Did someone call the taxi of the dead?
Gotta let the children play
Angels stray
Let a dog have its day yeh
I don’t say no prayer
I just don’t dare
Living on the wrong side of the street
I get a little high sometimes
A little loaded on wine
Play a song that makes somebody weep
Gotta let the children play
Angels stray
Let a dog have its day yeh
Howling at the moon
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