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The Day
04:42
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Lay me down
Find it clear
Close your eyes
And disappear
You will fall behind
The wall resigned
As if to say
It's better to leave you
Than to stay
You laugh and sing
In your stormy way
Your body brings me to my knees
For another day
All them lonely tears
Will soon appear
So far refined
Bend you down
Your will maligned
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Morning Glory
04:43
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I see you had the nerve to tell the story
I'm sure I haven't much more to say
I feel as though I've drank enough of Morning Glory
To see me through the day
I haven't more to say
To see me through the day
I'm sure you felt you had a sterling reason
Well I think I'll have another glass of wine
It seems it's fallen down upon my season
To draw the battle line
And have another glass of wine
To draw the battle line
I'm sure you hoped that such good intentions
Would be met by much more concern
But not by my design
Or my invention
Another bridge is burned
Call it a lesson learned
Another bridge is burned
I'm sure you thought that I would learn my lesson
I'm sure you want to see me bend and pray
Alas from me you'll hear no new confession
To see you through the day
You better learn to pray
To see you through the day
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Be My Man
08:07
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Hatchet
08:46
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