1. |
No Reception
03:46
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1: No Reception
saddle up
go east
seems as good
as anywhere
turn around
go west
i think we made
a mistake
here we are
not moving
not getting anywhere
here we are
no reception
no reception to speak
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2. |
Shadowed
02:42
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2: Shadowed:
could be 100 ,miles away
or just hanging out next door
things just didn’t
get away for me
you know i was
shadowed
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3. |
Here Comes The Blues
04:48
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3: Here Comes The Blues
i heard ismple songs
are the best
to find you
i heard simple songs
are the best way
to get played on the radio
i heard their the way
to your hearts
or maybe
they’re not
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4. |
DAWN
00:38
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4: DAWN*
and even so
and even now
i was thinking about
evening
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Jim Bryson Ottawa, Ontario
Singing
Strumming
Boogie
Woogie
Hitting Record
From Canadaland
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