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On The Move
02:32
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i'm hitting the road again, i'm out on my own again
and i don't know where i am going to
i'm off of the rails again, i'm ready to fail again
and i don't care if that's not right by you
but i didn't want to tell you on the subway
i've never known what i'm supposed to do
so i go with the groove
can't stop, don't stop, got to keep on the move
the clock has been ticking fast and our lives are all flying past
and the more we go the less i count as true
but if it's true that all we have is now
then now's the time, then now's the time
then now's the time not to refuse
but i didn't want to tell you on the runway
the doors that open up are far and few
so i keep walking through
can't stop, don't stop, got to keep on the move
and i'll try as i might until i've lost my youth
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2. |
Blues in San Francisco
01:53
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i got an ex-wife, son, and a mortgage payment and nothing else left to lose
i got a beer in a box in a bag on the ground and no one to answer to
if it's not too late for me it's not too late for you
it's 4:05 on a weekday, maybe tuesday afternoon
i think a couple hundred miles til california, 94102
if it's not too late to see it's not too late to do
hey man, do you wanna see some blues in san francisco?
i've heard that's the place to be
i'm sure you've got things to prove in san francisco
but if not, you can hang with me
you can hang with me
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3. |
Whatever You Want
02:01
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every day they preach from the pulpit
"do what you love, love what you do," and
"you won't work a day in your life if
what you love is how you survive,"
yeah, i know we all need a philosophy
but maybe we can figure this one out logically
don't do what you love, do whatever you want
do whatever you want
'cause love is powerful, love is intrusive
love is fickle and love is abusive
love can take you to dangerous places
love can shake you to your foundation
yeah, well, you can have whatever views
but there's another way to choose
don't do what you love, do whatever you want
do whatever you want
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4. |
In Imperial County
02:37
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so you got a studio apartment
living up that big ol' city life
lateral promotions, new departments
i can't deny i've wondered what that's like
so you got a brand new medication
i hope the doctors finally got it right
and twice a week you go to meditation
they tell you how to get some sleep at night
but if your troubles keep on mounting
and you're losing track from counting
you can always leave that town and be...
"slab city is a, kind of a, sort of a zen kind of a place.
where you can get away with being nice.
where as out there in the beast... i don't know. it's different.
a sovereign nation.
you die over there, but you survive in here." -- mike bright
in imperial county (you'll find salvation, you'll find salvation)
in imperial county (you'll find a nation, find liberation)
in imperial county (you'll find salvation, you'll find salvation)
in imperial county (you'll find a nation, find liberation)
in imperial county (you'll find salvation, you'll find salvation)
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5. |
I Remember New Orleans
02:07
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i remember new orleans before the strangers arrived
it was 1993 when we hit our high
i remember the music scene back when music was live
saw some pretty crazy things down by riverview drive
and i won't forget it 'til the day that i die
smoking on something funky, drunk with a junkie,
told me "son, just be glad you're alive"
and i remember
i remember
i remember
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6. |
All Right All Along
03:44
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here we are, our pbr's parked at the bar. how strange
what's that they say about the more things change?
i know life keeps getting weirder
with little hope of looking clearer
but if you'll only just come nearer
i'm not saying things are gonna be all right, like all those stupid songs
what i'm saying is that maybe we just might have been all right all along
maybe we've been all right all along
listen to the rhythm of your beating heart
it'll rarely steer you wrong
i'm not saying things are gonna be all right, like all those stupid songs
what i'm saying is that maybe we just might have been all right all along
maybe we've been all right all along
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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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