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The Lonesome Child
04:28
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- Finally, the lonesome child speaks
- He says I want to be brave
- As my dad back then
- But something, is in his way
- But he can’t say, what it is anyway
- So he just lives his life thinking that he’s better off this way
- As a lonesome child sitting, in a world of many things
- But finally, he finds his way
- Out of dark, into the light he’s made
- And he’s grown, into a man
- That he’s proud to say, is better off today
- And as of now, nothing is in his way
- And he knows, that’s he’s better off this way
- As a man of many visions and a reason to stay
- No longer a lonesome child in a world of many things
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Mustang
03:26
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- She says I’m tough as can be
- And I don’t wear a dress to make a man’s dream
- Cause she was born in ’45
- Drove a 67’ ‘stang with the midnight ride
- And when she says her name
- It sends shivers down my spine just to hear the damn thing
- She’s tough, as can be
- The most fine damn woman I’ve ever seen
- But I left for the war with a tear in my eye, baby i know I’ll see you again soon
- Even if I die, I know I’m my mind I’ll remember the mustang that you drive.
- She says I’m tough as can be
- And I don’t wear a dress to make a man’s dream
- Cause she was born in ’45
- Drove a 67’ ‘stang with the midnight ride
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Shining Moon
02:59
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- I don’t touch, I don’t move, I don’t sing
- I don’t laugh, I don’t cry, I never think
- But when it comes to you I know, I can do all those things
- So come and be my shining moon
- I don’t see, I don’t live, I don’t feel
- I don’t walk, I don’t eat, I don’t hear
- But when it comes to you I know, I can make those those disappear
- So come and be my shining moon
- And christ it’s been so long
- Since I had a feeling at all
- But when you came around, I knew what I had found
- So come and be my shining moon
- I don’t touch, I don’t move, I don’t sing
- I don’t laugh, I don’t cry, I never think
- But when it comes to you I know, I can do all those things
- So come and be my shining moon
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