1. |
Wall of Rimz
02:36
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(n/t)
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2. |
Mak'r 4 U
03:08
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i have more to think about now
more things to decide
i hear more things I've said before, how
i have to live my life
i wanted to believe in you and know
i could trust your words
i still have my other goals
i can't stop for the hurt
so you cut off everything
it's not my everything
i can't tell you a thing
but i have my everything now
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3. |
We Only Danced Once
02:48
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we only danced once
she wanted a rest
I did what she said
and I said I'd wait as long
as I must
she stayed near me
we sat through the event
everything felt fine but we
never did dance again
since then
I've felt better
I've looked better
I've moved better
dates on the sideline
staying in our own chairs
she never acted bored and there was
truth, until she chose an excuse
since then
I've felt better
I've looked better
I've moved better
and the ones who chose to dance since then were fine
but it's just never been the same
since then
I've felt better
I've looked better
I've moved better
I've danced better
we only danced once
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4. |
Hartwell
02:44
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Hartwell
we used to go across the lake
to bet our video hands
then they started coming our way
when we had itches to scratch
***
then we both got the same games
and stayed more in our states
then there wasn't no money nowhere
left for our dirt track race
and we couldn't get out of hartwell
'cause gas made us too far away
so we stayed
***
we lost our girlfriends in anderson
with the radio change
there never was any bus to catch in either place
or for any shade
***
here and there, 3 for 2
make a dollar, give one away
the jockey lot empties your house
'cause you got bills to pay
take your daughter to work with you
even if you hustle your days
'cause there ain't no real difference
between careers anyway
wouldn't you say
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