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We'll Work it Out
03:18
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1:
Some words don’t need to be said
Some thoughts don’t belong in your head
Now it seems you’re filled with doubt
Settle down and we’ll work it out
2:
Black clouds hanging over your head
Tumbleweeds lurking under your bed
Now we’re caught in a roundabout
Settle down and we’ll work it out
Bridge:
I couldn’t see the writing on the wall
One it seems you can’t recall
One more close call
3:
Some things shouldn’t enter your mind
Some things are better left behind
Realize it’s not all your fault
Settle down and we’ll work it out
We can work it out
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Why don’t you say what you really need
Why don’t you say it now
Why don’t you say what you really need
Why don’t you say it
We need you honey
Why don’t you come on home
Can’t you see the night is falling
Honey don’t you know love is love
Why don’t you come on home
We need you honey
Why don’t you come on home
Can’t you see our hearts are breaking
Honey don’t you know love is love
Why don’t you come on home
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Here you are
You are here
Here you are
You are here
You open the door
Walk inside
You see the sign it says
You are here
This is where you are
We’re open so don’t go
Hoping you won’t go
You open the door and see the sign
You found yourself in this spot
(If) You don’t know where you are you’re here
We’re glad to tell you you are here
Take a look around
Our prices are so low
Hoping you won’t go
You might think you are somewhere else
We’re glad to tell you you are here
You don’t know where you are you’re here
The sign is here to say you’re here
This is where you are
We want you to stay so
Hoping you won’t go
Here you are
You are here
Here you are
You are here
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5. |
North Shore
02:56
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1:
Come and go with me we'll drive the North Shore
Passing Silver Bay we'll move on once more
We can take all the time we need
Doing anything we please
We’re like the leaves falling down from the trees
2:
Come and go with me lost or found we'll explore
Give me forty winks, I'll drive on once more
Stay in Tofte for the day
See a fireworks display
Though the lake's never quiet anyway
3:
Look around with me here in Grand Marais
Naniboujou Lodge sounds like where we'll stay
Maybe take some time to play
Then we'll call it a day
Thunder Bay's not that far away
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6. |
Leave it All Behind
04:12
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driving north in the morning staying on 92
there’s some things she heard and now they all ring true
sun is climbing up the sky
the end of July
sometimes at night she’s awake in the dark
thinks of things she’ll say and how things fall apart
back and forth she’s on a swing
she’s like a puppet on a string
the end of July
Chorus:
she’ll be gone like a bird that’s denied
heaven knows if she will find peace of mind
leave it all right here
just leave it all right here
leave it all behind
2:
thief river falls by the way of st. hilaire
she walks around the house it feels like no ones there
its so hard to be so right
when no one cares
can’t tell the winner when they’re at the starting gate
in spite of things you do the sky’s a burned out gray
when people claim they hate to say
they always say it anyway
turn the page
4:
maybe head out west spend some time with family
pack the kids inside its like a fantasy
no one left to play the game
he won’t watch her drive away
the picture fades
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7. |
Not So Blue
03:29
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1:
I’m not so blue that I can’t get things done
Not so blue when the days vanish one by one
I’m not so blue but/though it’s the same every day
Not so blue
I don’t catch myself holding my breath and wishing I’d float away
Bridge:
I may not want you
I may not hear your name
May not see you
I swear I’m not so blue
But I can’t see your picture in a frame
2:
I’m not so blue when your pillow’s still next to mine
Not so blue… not afraid I’d cross the line
I’m not so blue that I can’t pull through
Not so blue
I don’t turn it over in my mind at least I don’t think I do
Bridge:
3:
I’m not so blue that I can’t make do
Not so blue if I sleep in our room
I’m not so blue when I smell your perfume
Not so blue
When I get that sinking feeling again every time I think of you
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8. |
Every Once in Awhile
03:00
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9. |
Black Hole in the Sky
03:25
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Everything was so stale at this party from hell
I knew they’d be smiling at a story I’d tell
It ain’t so easy and I’m sure you know why
My mind is like a black hole in the sky
I’d been high all the time with the reefer and the wine
They say they never see me I’ve been here all the time
I need some attention it ain’t no surprise
My mind is like a black hole in the sky
Some kind of mystery that’s all I got
Some kind of mystery I get that a lot
Now I had to vamoose and thats just a fact
I was out the front window and I didn’t look back
Its was time I was leaving cuz someone drew the line
My mind is like a black hole in the sky
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Are you leaving for the country?
You say the city brings you down
Leave the iron cloud behind
And feel the circus moving on
Are you leaving for the country?
I know a little country town
Where dogs are sleeping in the cold
And the flagpole's falling down
High and fine
Sold the wheel and time
Spread your weight and let the planet spin
Do you feel like something's not real?
Let the spirit move you again
Are you leaving for the country?
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Bruce Muckala Bagley, Minnesota
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