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Here's My Soul
04:09
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Here’s my heart, right in my chest
Yea here it is, you can see the rest
Here is my soul
Here is my soul
Here is my soul
Yea a woman like that
She’s born to thrill
And she will
Yea a woman like that
She’ll get you high
Right in front of your eyes
Here’s a hole, see me inside
Yea there it is, don’t think twice
Here is my soul
Here is my soul
Here is my soul
Yea a woman like that
She’s born to thrill
And she will
Yea a woman like that
She’ll get you high
Right in front of your eyes
You make it hard for me to see
All those things you’re supposed to see between the lines
Here is my soul
Here is my soul
Here is my soul
Yea a woman like that
She’s born to thrill
And she will
Yea a woman like that
She’ll get you high
Right in front of your eyes
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2. |
City in the Sun
04:59
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Heading east on highway number one
Heading towards that city in the sun
Petty is playing in my truck
Working towards that city in the sun
I’m hoping for something good, and I’m tired of waiting
Hope to find it in that city in the sun
Real love is hard to find, and my time’s been wasted
Hope to find it in that city in the sun
New hat and some polarized on
Heading towards that city in the sun
Crank the A/C, it’s gonna get pretty hot
Working towards that city in the sun
I’m hoping for something good, and I’m tired of waiting
Hope to find it in that city in the sun
Real love is hard to find, and my time’s been wasted
Hope to find it in that city in the sun
Moving on ‘cause what’s been done is done
Heading towards that city in the sun
Like a guitar that’s just been restrung
Working towards that city in the sun
I’m hoping for something good, and I’m tired of waiting
Hope to find it in that city in the sun
Real love is hard to find, and my time’s been wasted
Hope to find it in that city in the sun
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3. |
Changing
06:14
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There was a valley and it was wild and free
There was a valley and it was wild and free
Until they came to repeat history
Until they came to repeat history
And it never was
And it never was
And it never was the same
Our home it was forever changed
We had a town and we lived in luxury
We had a town and we lived in luxury
Until they came and they planted a seed
Until they came and they planted a seed
And it never was
And it never was
And it never was the same
Our home it was forever changed
I built a house and I lived there for free
I built a house and I lived there rent free
Until a tide came and it took it out to sea
Until a tide came and it took it out to sea
And it never was
And it never was
And it never was the same
Our home it was forever changed
I’m coming home
Resisting change
I’m coming home
But it’s feeling strange
I’m coming home, I’m coming home
I’m coming home, I’m coming home
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4. |
Coyote's Song
04:48
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I’ve had good times and I’ve had bad
Remembering all the times that we sat
I’m still hungry, yea I’m still hungry
Ain’t that the truth
I’ve had real times and I’ve had worse
Sometimes it feels like, feels like a curse
But I’m still hungry, yea I’m still hungry
Ain’t that the truth
Went for a walk last night in the rolling sage
And there was a coyote and he was crying out
He told me son someday you gotta turn the page
I said, “I’ve been trying but I still have my doubts”
I’ve had only things that I feel
And if you understand this might appeal
‘Cause we’re still hungry, yea we’re still hungry
Ain’t that the truth
It doesn’t matter for people like us
You just gotta find someone that you can trust
‘Cause we’re still hungry, yea we’re still hungry
Ain’t that the truth
Went for a walk last night in the rolling sage
And there was a coyote and he was crying out
He told me son someday you gotta turn the page
I said, “I’ve been trying but I still have my doubts”
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5. |
Mill Town
05:43
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Oh we’ll never let this dream die
These south Alberta plains they get so cold
Oh we’ll never let this dream die
These south Alberta plains they get so cold
Yea we’re movin’ to the west coast
Where the air is free
Yea we’re gonna find a new home
Where the grass stays green
Oh we’ll never let this dream die
This Fraser Canyon road will find us home
Oh we’ll never let this dream die
This Fraser Canyon road will find us home
Yea we’re movin’ to the west coast
Where the air is free
Yea we’re gonna find a new home
Where the grass stays green
Oh we’ll never let this dream die
We’ll find that big mill town by the sea
Oh we’ll never let this dream die
We’ll find that big mill town by the sea
Yea we’re movin’ to the west coast
Where the air is free
Yea we’re gonna find a new home
Where the grass stays green
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I’m tired of choppin wood, stuck out here misunderstood
Here I am, I’m spittin the truth
Grown tired of being alone, stuck out here in a rustic home
Here I am, I’m spittin the truth
That’s when you realise how lucky you are
To live under that metal roof
And it’s ringin true
That’s when you realise how lucky you are
To hear only the truth…
I’m tired of running scared, running away from wolves and bears
Here I am, I’m spittin the truth
Tired of being afraid, running out of excuses I’ve made
Here I am, I’m spittin the truth
That’s when you realise how lucky you are
To live under that metal roof
And it’s ringin true
That’s when you realise how lucky you are
To hear only the truth…
The smell of that yellow pine, sends me back to a better time
Here I am, I’m spittin the truth
Gonna send my five weight out, chuck it out without a doubt
Here I am, I’m spittin the truth
That’s when you realise how lucky you are
To live under that metal roof
And it’s ringin true
That’s when you realise how lucky you are
To hear only the truth…
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7. |
Farm Country
05:13
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I wanna girl who’s just like me
Likes to go for runs in the farm country, oh yea
I wanna girl who’s just like me
Likes to go for hikes and enjoys the scenery, oh yea
And I want her to comfort me
And I want her to see me
And I want her to be there for me
And to bring out the best in me
I wanna girl who’s just like me
Listens to the Stones and she smiles when we meet
I wanna girl who’s just like me
Doesn’t stand in line just to listen to some beats
And I want her to comfort me
And I want her to see me
And I want her to be there for me
And to bring out the best in me
I want a girl who’s just like me
Doesn’t much mind meeting in the middle of the street
I want a girl who’s just like me
Likes to go for runs in the farm country
And I want her to comfort me
And I want her to see me
And I want her to be there for me
And to bring out the best in me
I want a girl who’s just like me
Likes go for runs in the farm country
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8. |
Now or Never
05:06
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If patience is a virtue, I’ve got it in spades
If holding on is what you’d do, I’d like another fate
Just might go out on the road, see how I’d fare
With a guitar and a microphone, you just might find me there
The thrill isn’t gone, it’s not for good
I still got the love and I still got the soul
I still got the love and I still got the soul
Looks like I lost my way, but it’s not your fault
If you’d like to cast the blame, it’s not you at all
Just might go out on the road, see how I’d fare
I’ve always wanted to see the South, heard it’s nice this time of year
The thrill isn’t gone, it’s not for good
I still got the love and I still got the soul
I still got the love and I still got the soul
I still got the love and I still got the soul
Here I am on my own again, it’s a familiar fate
I’d like to find a better way, and find that higher state
Just might go out on the road, see how I’d fare
With a guitar and a microphone, you just might find me there
The thrill isn’t gone, it’s not for good
I still got the love and I still got the soul
I still got the love and I still got the soul
I still got the love and I still got the soul
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