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Tell Julie
04:06
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Cmon! let’s buy a dependable car
You step on the gas while I strum my guitar
We can run the red lights right outta town
You’ll sing out loud so I’m knowing
There’s nowhere you are going
We’ll slip through the night til the sun come rolling back around
Do you think you’ll go
To the New Brooklyn Tavern show
If you see Julie, tell her I said Hello
At daybreak well stop for coffee and eggs
Get up from the table to stretch our legs
We can check out the map in the parking lot’s bright morning sun
We’ll find the city that’s open all night
With places to play and a crowd to delight
We’ll find the people who know a good song when they hear one
Do you think you’ll go
To the New Brooklyn Tavern show
If you see Julie, tell her I said Hello
We’ll come back home when we’ve grown old
Just to hear the speculations that have been told
And no one will believe it’s us cause we’ll have been gone for so long
A thousand lifetimes alive in the mind
That all disappear but the one you don’t leave behind
And thanks be to God for the love that holds us together forever in song
Do you think you’ll go
To the New Brooklyn Tavern show
If you see Julie, tell her I said Hello
Cmon, let’s go!
To the New Brooklyn Tavern show
And when we see Julie, yeah we’ll her Hello
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2. |
Lucky Stars
04:10
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3. |
Club Fist
03:43
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4. |
Stay
03:47
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5. |
Love Letters
05:24
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6. |
Silent Seed
05:14
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7. |
Battlefield Sunrise
03:56
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