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Blue Moon Revisted
04:07
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Blue moon, you come too fast...
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Fly Song Mix 1
06:34
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Peace, it only makes you bored, without all of your wars, you’ll wonder what to do
Love, it only makes you old, and who wants to grow old, so love is not for you
But Fly, you were always meant to fly,
like a sunrise through the sky, like a tear across your eye
Bones, they only hold you back, yes, literally hold your back (up), so you don’t need that
Skin, it’s just the stuff you’re in, shed it like your sins, and wear your muscles proud
Hope, a fancy word for wait, it’s already too late, you gotta go today,
Faith is something you believe, sometimes your wings, is all the faith you need
Chorus
Soul, it might be just a hole, when you die that’s where you’ll go, the truth is we don’t know
So fly, it’s your last chance to try, with a needle in your eye, promise me you’ll fly
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I know the way to make you mad
I take you there and take you back
It’s natural in a world with just two
Found the way to make you laugh
Take you to that heart attack
We’ll break our arms the way we fall into
Me and you got nothing left to do but love it through
With screams and laughs we swim and drown
The house it falls apart around
The world it spins but always stays with you
Beers and toys and dollar bills
We ride the wave of tears and spills
All the truth comes out when we’re through
Me and you we got nothing left to do but love it through
A promise is a curse sometimes
A curse can break the spell that binds
The heart that splits the earth into two
But earthquakes are a way of showing
All the ways we are still growing
From strangers into lovers me and you
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Nickel and Dime
05:25
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What a beautiful face...
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The Falderals Minneapolis, Minnesota
Hailed as a “true taste of American folk music” by The Superior Telegram, The Falderals are a hidden gem in the Twin Cities. Combining lyrical songwriting with powerful harmonies, they are a must-see act for their unique fusion of folk and pop. Andrew and Rebecca Andestic are occasionally joined by friends, including Jim McGuinn on dobro and lap steel and Deke McCallum on uke and guitar. ... more
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