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Billings Lane (Live)
02:52
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Long ago I left my roots
They stay put upon a vintage record tune
High above these broken roofs
There's a dream of going somewhere grand I knew
But a dream of goin somewhere is nothin new
Let's take old Hill Road
Head on back to Billings Lane
My soul longs for that tin roof and the rain
People live and people die
What's the point the keeping track
Of losing all our time
I'm so glad I've grown apart
From the things I knew weren't worth it from the start
That's how you get stuck just where you are
Let's take old Hill Road
Head on back to Billings Lane
My soul longs for that tin roof and the rain
Let's take old Hill Road
Head on back to Billings Lane
My soul longs for that tin roof and the rain
It's a long way home
No one will ever know
That your roots won't grow if you're too far from home
From home
Long ago I left my roots
They stay put upon a vintage record
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2. |
Who's To Say (Live)
03:16
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I tried to trick myself into thinking that there’s something better out there that I lack
Well I’m sure there is
I tried to find my piece of mind
I’m too shy to believe it’s right in front of me
Just need to open my eyes to see
Who’s to say that I’ll never make another heart break
Cause’ I swear I don’t know what I’ll do
It may be dark but I swear it’s true
And who’s to say that my life's astray
I might be better off looking for love on a rainy day
Well who’s to say
I try to step outside the box but it seems as though all I have going is knowing how to get by
You take away all the pretty things, pretty things
And no, I’m not to well
And yes, I’m still afraid
Who’s to say that I’ll never make another heart break
Cause’ I swear I don’t know what I’ll do
It may be dark but I swear it’s true
Who’s to say that my life’s astray
I might be better off looking for love on a rainy day
Well who’s to say
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3. |
No One Cares (Live)
03:14
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Well we pulled up into town with half an hour to spare
Gotta’ get myself a shower and wash my hair
Gonna’ hit downtown tonight
Bourbon Street’s where it’s at, it's alright
But no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one really cares
Yeah, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one ever cares
Well it hit me that just the other day we were sleeping in the van just eager to play
When I saw: now we’re here
But no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one really cares
Yeah, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one ever cares
Well I lug my bass all around town to play for a man always sittin' down and I say, he stood up
Then he cracked my bow and stole my bass but jokes on him, I kept the case
And did I mention? That man's a real bonafide son of a...
But no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one really cares
Yeah, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one ever cares
But no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one really cares
Yeah, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one, no one ever cares
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The Coordinates Austin, Texas
Vocal harmonies. Acoustic guitars. Upright bass.
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