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Walkin'
02:32
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You’ve got a smile, babe, so charming and bright
You wake me in the morning and you keep me up at night
Your kisses, they thrill me, light up my life
Your tears and cries, I sympathize, they cut me like a knife
I get so lost, babe, when I look into your eyes
The night, the day, it drops away – completely mesmerized
And when the spell is broken and I take a look around
Heads are turned, and I’m concerned we’ve gathered quite a crowd
I love to take you walkin’, a walkin’ into town
Your beautiful blue eyes starin’ me down
I love to take you walkin’, a walkin’ into town
And everywhere you go, I’ll be followin’ you around
I’m wondrin’ what you’re thinkin’ as you look up at the trees
Wondrin’ how the wind feels when it’s blowin’ through the leaves
Thinkin’ how the world looks through someone else’s eyes
Thinkin' 'bout the future, and trying it on for size
I love to take you walkin’, a walkin’ into town
Your beautiful blue eyes starin’ me down
I love to take you walkin’, a walkin’ into town
And everywhere you go, I’ll be followin’ you around
I will carry you my darlin’, though the mountain may be steep
I can sing a sweet song to drift you off to sleep
I will stay beside you when it’s dark and you’re afraid
You can count on me until the ocean’s burn away
I love to take you walkin’, a walkin’ into town
Your beautiful blue eyes starin’ me down
I love to take you walkin’, a walkin’ into town
And everywhere you go, I’ll be followin’ you around
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Drive
03:16
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Don't Look At Me And Cry
04:44
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Don’t you look me in the eye
Don’t you look at me and cry
Say another one has stolen all your love
Ain’t like water in a hole
Ain’t like sugar in a bowl
No it never can get all used up
When the starling take the country
And the passenger don’t fly anymore
Don’t speak to me of love
Don’t look at me and cry
When first upon this country’s shores, I chanced to lay my eyes
Upon a fair young gentleman and swore I’d make his bride
I saw in him a future so bountiful and fair
With children and a plot of land in clean, sweet prairie air
The day dawned bright and dressed in white I pledged my love to him
Full of the kind of happiness I’d never know again
Westward ho the wagons go, we joined that rolling train
Our youngest caught the fever and he died upon the plain
Made of stronger stuff we knew this sorrow soon would pass
We raised our roof and family midst the waving prairie grass
But soon my man grew distant and no longer came to me
Choosing to spend his time in town in another’s company.
I watch him shine his leather boots and brush his finest coat
And tie a silken handkerchief around his fresh shaved throat
He rides away leaving behind his wife children and gun
Three days to spend upon the bed of his other one.
I saddle up the big black mare and follow into town
To meet them ‘neath the prairie moon and lay them in the ground.
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4. |
Heaven By Noon
02:37
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5. |
Kettle
04:55
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Buffumsville Road
03:08
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7. |
Swing Down Sweet Chariot
02:26
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8. |
Back Of My Mind
04:07
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Saw Mill River
03:32
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Sun Don't Go Down
03:16
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11. |
Hard Times
03:15
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