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Take My Hand
02:51
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Slip Away
03:16
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Domesticated
04:16
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I Can't Find My Keys!
02:17
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The World is Crazy
02:16
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oh,
the world is big and my words are small
so i never felt i had the gall
to recite what i think about it all
'cause it is what is, or it is what its called
and that's about as close as i can get to truth
the world is crazy, and we are too
the sky gets black and then the sky gets blue
the sky is weird - what can you do
when you're just so used to that burning bulb
that behind those clouds will soon explode
but before it does we will be consumed
by a fiery ball of gas and fumes
so i don't try hard
to go be real smart
and i've never really cared for art
because i never thought that there's much to say
about a world that spins around all day
and you know life's hard, because you live it too
so tell me what have i to prove
when there are kids out there who have no shoes
and they eat dead roots 'cause they have no food
but we sit in air conditioned rooms
and teach ourselves to sing the blues
so i hate to say that there is nothing new
just that the world is crazy
the world is crazy
the world is crazy, and we are too
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Boy/Girl
01:48
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Dave Neff New York
With humble origins in Tucson, Arizona, what began as a guy writing songs in his apartment remained that.
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