1. |
I Will Burn
04:32
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I Will Burn
K. Brubes
Riding with my Father
To the funeral of his mother
A sad reunion on the Jersey shore
Speaking of the markets
And the younger generation
Of baseball though we both know the score
My father and his brothers
Wrestle with emotions
Feeling things that never can be said
My cousins and their children
In strange and older faces
Remind me of the grimness that’s ahead
I will burn
I will burn
I will burn until the end
I will burn I will burn I will burn
And when it is my turn
I won’t go down too easy
I will burn I will burn I will burn
Grandma’s in the garden now
Fertilizing flowers
Her ashes dumped into the bed
I’m back out on the highway
In search of happy hours
With mortality stuck inside my head
I will burn
I will burn
I will burn until the end
I will burn I will burn I will burn
And when it is my turn
I won’t go down too easy
I will burn I will burn I will burn
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2. |
Original Sin
02:58
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Original Sin
G. Martin & D. Voigt
It’s ominous, it’s dangerous, it’s so fuckin fabulous
The Scent, the draw
The touch of your lips,
Your passion, power
Hands on my hips
Glide me, guide me
Pull me in
Take me now,you’re
My soul twin
Hold me, Fold me
Drink me in
We are all
Original Sin
Original Sin
Original Sin
Planets turning
Longing for you
Desire’s burning
Do what you do
Sunshine, moonlight
Hold on tight
Take me lover
Into the night
Through the trees
There comes the rain
Life is all about
Pleasure and Pain
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3. |
Vera Lynn
02:52
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Vera sits by the window all day,
Never asked to come out and play
And Vera never faired well in school,
All the teachers made her look the fool
What a sad little girl
Sad little girl
And Vera made fun of by the other girls
Retreated into her own little world
What a sad little girl
A sad little girl
Vera never did say Goodbye
When life just passed her by
She just closed her eyes forever
Vera closed her eyes forever
Standing in the silent rain
A sermon where nobody came
Just a stone that bears her name
When Vera closed her eyes forever
Vera closed her eyes forever
Hours turned into days,
And the days into forgotten years
Still no one shed any tears
When Vera closed her eyes forever
Vera closed her eyes forever
Vera Closed Her Eyes
Forever...
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4. |
Keep On
05:16
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5. |
Issac, I Said
04:34
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