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The One I Adore
03:55
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I'm counting the minutes 'till you walk through that door
'cause you're the one, the one I adore
There's no one left in in this goddamned town
I'm all alone and I'm feeling down
So I'm thinking of you and your mouse-brown hair
your pale eyes and your skin so fair
When you arrive, you'll be home forever more
'cause you're the one, the one I adore
I'll hold you close and treat you fine
'cause I love you dear, I'll walk the line
I'll kiss your mouth and touch your skin
and we'll do the things that men call sin
you're the one I want the next to me
and you're the one that will always be
So I'm counting the minutes 'till you walk through that door
'cause you're the one, the one I adore
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An Ocean of Stones
03:58
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Little Wars
03:51
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Well we smoked our cigarettes and we burned our landing nets
And we fought our little wars and we kept our little scores
And we drove our dad's car into a ditch
When we went back to get it we couldn't remember wich
It was bad
Well we were not sober 'till we knew it was over
And we dreamed our little dreams and we screamed our little screams
until the devil had forgotten how to say our names
and no one could remember who deserved the blame
(It wasn't me)
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talking on the telephone
there's no one here
we're all alone ...
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4. |
Pistol Sex
03:21
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The Royal Sloan Oregon
Mostly Mister Tyler Crook. Sometimes others.
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