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Burn My Body
04:45
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2. |
Lucky
03:33
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3. |
Inconsistencies
04:52
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4. |
Denver to Moab
04:14
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5. |
Bottles and Things
03:33
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6. |
Fine Fine Fine
05:26
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7. |
Let the Battles Play Out
04:51
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In every generation
there's a pattern to assume
The tide keeps turning
as long as there's a moon
Well we've lost all freedoms
to the paths we can choose
So pack up your suitcase and strap on your boots
For that road laid before us
Has been darkened by a cloud
But that cloud keeps us honest
So I'd rather it be around
Parents teach their children
there ain't nothing you can't do
But we'll buy you a new car
and pay for your school
When I'm old and dependent
Will you take me in your arms?
Or take me for granted
for all I have done
Well just look all around you
at the world that you have built
Did you think it'd last forever?
In perfection we all fail
A temporary failure
You're the martar you're the pawn
Time will erase it
Your mistakes we all learn from
I can see, I can see, I can see all around
Let the battles play out and make body counts
I can see I can see I can see I can see all around
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8. |
Sit Up Straight
02:19
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9. |
Shallow Water
06:43
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Chad Jordan Asheville, North Carolina
I wanted a place to keep all the music from bands that I've been over the years in or just music I've written in one place. This is that place. I hope others get to enjoy some of the tunes I've enjoyed being a part of over the last 15+ years. Damn I feel old. ... more
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