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Tent City Blues
02:26
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you spin me round till i'm facing away from you
waliking away and your smiling too
now I'm in the trees with the tent city blues
front door open swingin in the wind
walked two nights they say the storm was passing
can't seem to sleep with the raindrops tapping
walk six days, got holes in my shoes
rain six days, searching the ground for food (wood)
i'm in the trees with the tent city blues
now you're all alone who do you accuse
rain 6 days, which way would you choose
i'm in the trees with the tent city blues
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Buzzkill
02:58
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Squeegee
02:38
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Pistons
03:39
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Highway 1
03:39
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