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Once a time, you were on my mind all the time
But now I know, i learned to love all the animals and almost everyone
I'd like to sing that we're on our way
To a new, fine buzzin', all the way,
and I learn to love all the animals, and almost all the time.
We've got to sing, 'cause if we don't we get all sad and lonely
We've got to sing, 'cause if we don't we get all sad and lonely
We've got to sing, 'cause if we don't we get all sad and lonely
Ramble:
“When you find, you ain’t got no time to sit around/say a rhyme – when you look at your mind and all you see are iron bars around you – there’s only one thing that you can do. You gotta sit right down with someone who knows ya – or just be alone, no sweat. You gotta sing it loud and clear – sing it to everyone, they’ll hear you.”
We've got to sing, 'cause if we don't we get all sad and lonely
We've got to sing, 'cause if we don't we get all sad and lonely
We've got to sing, 'cause if we don't we get all sad and lonely
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Velvet Oblivion
03:13
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Born- it's not the only thing meant to be
Born - it's not the only thing
Once a fire is set alight
Once a man has seen the light
Time to get it right
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Cosmicomic Intervention
02:21
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Casting all your hex signs
Walking through your battle lines
Dancer at the end of time
Nothing really wrong with it
Vermin and the King
Surrounded by the gristle
Broken bones of countless
Wasted in the raging Sun
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Sweet Annie, yeah, yeah , yeah
Now Sweet Annie's going 'round to tell everyone that she's going to see
I don't know, but I've been told, she's with the man she met last week
She was doin' fine for a little while - now she's gone, but she's back on her feet,
She said, "I don't want you carrying my business, don't you mind your busy bee"
and I said:
Oooh, where's she going?
ooh, where she be?
ooh, where's she going, now she's as gone as gone can be.
Sweet Annie, now
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Now, you hear and see my face
you reach and touch my mouth to your ear
We all can say bye-bye
We all can say bye-bye
I place my ring upon the mantel
I place my money where I can see it
I eat the food you bring and it all tastes good
A preacher named Thomas came through the town
He spoke of a pretty fire
Spreading 'cross the land setting all the boys and girls aflame
Only thing to stop it was the blood of the king without a throne
In this city that is the center of nowhere left at all
In the fields of time, gaming
In the fields of time, gaming
In the fields of time, gaming
In the fields of time, gaming
Now you hear and see
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Mike Hotter Vintage Heads Albany, New York
Room to Land’s songs were developed over the last decade - some inspired by the loss of friends & family members, others by
the joys and pressures of marriage and parenthood.
The songs also meditate some on divisions within larger communities and between neighbors - all an attempt to summon the gumption & fortitude we must muster to bridge those gaps.
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Mike Hotter Vintage Heads recommends:
Trucks and Trains, Bad Luck and Blues
by Dan Johnson
Great songs, great mood
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