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Heaven Knows Why
04:54
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2. |
Oil Town
04:18
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3. |
Early Grave
02:18
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Early Grave
Words and Music by Jeff Beguin
Your love it burns like whiskey
And whiskey is what I crave
I can’t get enough of that terrible stuff
It’s gonna put me in that early grave
My heart can’t take the beating
The beating that your love gave
Well I beg and I plead and I’m down on my knees
And I’m heading for that early grave
Chorus:
I went in for recovery couldn’t turn a bad thing down
I need some intervention for my soul
You set me up another and I’ll drink the damn thing down
Bad things sure get out of control
Bad things sure get out of control
If water were my weakness
I’d dive into those waves
I don’t know where Ive been
But right now it’s sink or swim
and And I’m heading for that early grave
Chorus:
I went in for recovery couldn’t turn a bad thing down
I need some intervention for my soul
You set me up another and I’ll drink the damn thing down
Bad things sure get out of control
Bad things sure get out of control
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4. |
Tonight
04:13
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Tonight
Words and Music by Jeff Beguin
You know I’d love to be with you again tonight
I’d love to touch your pretty skin
I’d say a prayer for you and me again tonight
But I don’t know where to begin
Burning bridges won’t you fall for me tonight
Show me which way I should go
Unknown lover won’t you be with me tonight
Keep me sheltered from the cold
Chorus:
Keep on going and you know good things will come.
if you want good luck go and find you some
You know the queen of hearts is just outside your door
And she’s the reason you’ve been living for
One way ticket and I’m miles away tonight.
Bad luck’s all been left behind
No use sleeping ‘cause tomorrow starts tonight
Heaven knows just what Ill find.
Chorus:
Keep on going and you know good things will come
If you want good luck go and find you some
You know the queen of hearts is just outside your door
And she’s the reason you’ve been living for
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5. |
Weight of the World
03:39
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6. |
Much Too Old
04:09
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Much Too Old
words and music by
Jeff Beguin
Who knows where or why, but life just passed him by
And forgot to tell him where it went
And all those loving arms he used to occupy
Ain't been around here ever since.
He's seen the strong survive, the winners take the spoils
And felt the nice guys finish last
He's hoped and prayed that somehow he would have his day
And watched the years go flying past
He's much too old for a good time
He's much too young to take that fall
He's much too sure he'll find that life ain't worth the climb
But is he really living at all?
All those plans he made were seldom worth a dime
He's never known just where to start
And through those college days he exercised his mind
But forgot to take along his heart
He's much too old for a good time
He's much too young to take that fall
He's much too sure he'll find that life ain't worth the climb
But is he really living at all?
Now all you're hopes and dreams are ripe upon the vine
If you wear your heart upon your sleeve
Just take life aside and look him in the eye
He'll give you exactly what you need
Because your never too old for a good time
You can't be afraid to take that fall
You just might come to find that life ain't such a climb
And that it's worth living
Don't you feel like living
Yeah life's worth living after all
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7. |
10 Lonely Days
03:09
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