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Lost In Blue
04:21
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That day that I left Shreveport and I cried all the way to Dallas.
Don’t know why, lost in blue.
Got somebody by my side but the one I love I’ve left behind.
Don’t know why, lost in blue.
All these things that I adore and I don’t know why I’ve needed more.
Lost in blue.
Through all these tears that I’ve cried. I can run but I can’t hide. Lost
In blue.
Lost in blue all the lonely people like me and you. Don’t know why
Lost in Blue.
I don’t know why lost in blue.
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Wash The Dishes
03:47
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They drive by in their shiny automobiles going places unknown.
They buy things on credit, pay with debit- and watch their favorite shows.
They predict the weather fashion and glamour. Wearing lightweight waterproof clothes.
And with a pure iron vision wash the dishes but you can’t smell an imitation rose.
But don’t it feel great when the sun is on your face? Don’t it feel grand to give someone a hand?
With a pure iron vision wash the dishes but you can’t smell an imitation rose.
Now on Saturday mornings we’ll shake from our visions. We’ll be awake from our heads to our toes.
And we’ll foster a feeling that we’re wheeling and dealing but everything is about to blow.
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Rosie Rose
03:29
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Well baby in my eyes you’re always velvet and gold, but I a’int seen you in so long.
Lately when I’m feeling all yellow and black I think about you giggling and I smile.
Rosie Rosie got my heart. Sugar queen candy tart. Rosie Rosie got my heart. Sweet
honey blossom sugar candy tart.
Well maybe there’s just not enough time in the days to show you all the love I have inside.
But lately when I hear the wind I see your face and I get all stirred up inside.
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My Friend
03:10
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My friend my friend let’s talk without speaking. My friend my friend to
the end.
My friend my friend lets walk without seeing. My friend my friend do you
see the end?
Have you ever seen something so terrible that you had to look away?
Have you ever seen something so wonderful you stared at it in a daze?
My friend my friend.
Have you ever held on to something so tight that it just slipped away?
When I held on to you so tight I ran out of things to say.
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5. |
Might Have The Blues
05:34
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That day that I left Shreveport and I cried all the way to Dallas.
Don’t know why, lost in blue.
Got somebody by my side but the one I love I’ve left behind.
Don’t know why, lost in blue.
All these things that I adore and I don’t know why I’ve needed more.
Lost in blue.
Through all these tears that I’ve cried. I can run but I can’t hide. Lost
In blue.
Lost in blue all the lonely people like me and you. Don’t know why
Lost in Blue.
I don’t know why lost in blue.
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Travis Cline Joshua Tree, California
Travis Cline is known for leading the Thrift Store All-Stars every Sunday for more than a decade at Pappy & Harriet's in Pioneertown, California. He's also known from his pioneering DJ and sampling work with desert legends Gram Rabbit. Travis has a lot of love for a lot of different kinds of music, but everything he makes has a unique perspective that bears repeated listens. ... more
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