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Row (my boat)
02:06
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I must row, to the place that I know
I must row, beyond what I know
I must row, to the place how do I go?
I must row, to the place in our dreams
I must row, to the place that I know
I must row, to the place, I always know or no?
we must row, we must row, we must row
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2. |
Lost In It
03:20
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crashing down in the lanes of your life
the sands of time, along for the ride
lost in it, lost in it, lost in it
here you are again, lost in the wind
pushin you around and there you go again
blowin through time but you're lost
lost in it, lost in it, lost in it
<bridge>
breaking away from the sound of your mind
finding your way through the maze of your life
the sands of time drip away, a little out of time
lost in it, lost in it, lost in it
<outro>
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the day remains the same, memories refrain
some rise some say, but who remains?
destruction breeds pain, lives begin to claim
when will everyone say, recognize the name, breath
<bridge>
blm they shame, the white man sees no name
criminals they say, but the goons remain
tomorrow we'll change, after my game
ignorance no pain, the day remains the same
<outro>
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The C
04:45
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Tumble
02:48
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Some say beware doll you're bound to fall
but I don't min no, I lay it on the line
just another brick in that wall
tumblin down like a tumbleweed
<bridge>
all that glitters is not gold, we're just
dust in the wind, build it up, build it down, aren't we?
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JJ Haaga Bend, Oregon
Singer/Songwriter creating, producing and performing music.
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