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Crown of Rage
02:31
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Gentle, turns the page
of time across the plain
tell it to the riders on the
Mercy County Line
things don't go that way
(Sha la la la la)
I hear the eagle claim
your money is all gone
though its true today its been
true all along I aint ashamed
(sha la la la la)
And everywhere I roam
I find a precious stone
to add to my crown of rage
When I am old and grey
To rest I will lay
Oh the pearly gates
another lonesome place to sing
another highway song
(Sha la la la la)
And everywhere I roam
I find a precious stone
to add to my crown of rage
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What is High (Is below)
02:27
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Highwayman
03:13
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A highwayman loves a pistol
Toledo Steel, made in Ohio.
the generations come before him,
to make each line he rides on.
Don’t wait for trains guns and lovers,
the station is quiet dry and warm,
the shifting sands of lands and people
is what makes a native son.
She wore bands of silver
down each side, head to toe
and she was true as time allows,
if straight is right, and right is so
Don’t wait for trains guns and lovers,
the station is quiet dry and warm,
the shifting sands of lands and people
is what makes a native son.
Well the days, they get shorter
a native son, just don’t rise
are you bound to love another,
or are you bound, to be mine
Don’t wait for trains guns and lovers,
the station is quiet dry and warm,
the shifting sands of lands and people
is what makes a native son.
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4. |
Back to Texas
04:37
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Im rolling
Im rolling over yeah
Clouds between my knees
I don't believe in Heaven
Take me back to texas with the
Rain
Im going
Im going over yeah
Things remain the same
I don't believe in heaven
Take me back to Texas with the
Rain
Let it shine
Let your love shine down on me
throw my shadow to the ground
I don't believe in heaven
take me back to texas with the
Rain
I traded
I traded what I had
for less than what its worth
to get to where I'm going
on down to texas with the
Rain
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Cancion Franklin New York, New York
Songwriter from the Great American Southwest. Cancion is a hard working musician in NYC, playing in subways, bars, and anywhere else to make ends meet. He is lucky to be accompanied by a number of different musicians.
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