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The Drifter
01:42
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The new moon tells me something
Something unforeseen
A consequence in waiting
Waiting for the sign
The cold night winds are coming
Coming to collect
The debt of a thousand beggars
Sleeping under a bridge
My father used to tell me
Never show your hand
And, when it comes to living
You better do anything that you can
If there's one thing I could tell you
It's the winter that never forgets
A midnight howl from somewhere
Underneath a clear black sky
Music by: Matt Morrison
Lyrics by: Justin Laing
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2. |
Little Miss Do Me Right
03:42
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Lyrics by: Jason Novak
Music by: Southbound Outlaws
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Stop and Smell the Roses
03:40
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Sun comes up
Sun goes down
World keeps spinning
'round and 'round
I'm rushing to bed
Rushing to rise
Like any other day
Maybe I'm a fool
But, baby, I don't mind
I ain't wasting any more of my time
Stuck like the tide
Being swept out to sea
Without a remedy to satisfy me
I'm gonna let go of all my regrets
One day I'll be taking my last breath
I think I'll stop to smell the roses...
Lyrics by: Matt Morrison
Music by: Matt Morrison and Justin Laing
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4. |
Empty Pockets
03:32
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Long time ago, someone uttered your name
I don't recall that I even noticed
The places we'd go, you know they ain't the same
Pulling out my empty pockets
There's one exception I'll ask you to make
Please turn the wheel till we're spinning
Burnt autumn leaves have begun their descent
As the winds from the west closely follows
It's this time of year that I miss you the most
But, not so much that I'd want to see you
Forgive me for things that I've said in the past
The truth is that I hardly knew you
When everything's gone, and you're left on your own
I'll be with you
There's one last thing right before we depart
And go in our separate directions
The words I describe, they come straight from the heart
While bearing no great limitations
When everything's gone, and you're left on your own
I'll be with you
Music and lyrics by: Justin Laing
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5. |
Fly By Night
03:47
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I saw you once
I've seen you twice
Keep doing that thing that you do
That's my best advice
They say nothing good come for free
Now you pay the price
The bounty you placed on my head
Not the sacrifice
I had a girl
Thought she was mine
She was only sweet to me, in the summertime
They say nothing good comes for free
Now you pay the price
The bounty you placed on my head
Not the sacrifice
I had a girl
Thought she was mine
She's only sweet to me
In the summertime
Music and Lyrics by: Justin Laing
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(Instrumental)
Music by: Justin Laing
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On the Rocks
04:25
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Man walks behind the line
Of a blurred Tuesday morning
Never looking back, always facing forward
With his eyes fixed on the ground
Two birds sitting on a wire
Slowly swaying in the breeze
Oblivious to the world below
A world that's fallen to its knees
Sometimes you can't catch a break
When the elephant in the room is on your back
If it seems like the world has changed
And, left half of us behind
I ask which half remains
I can't say because it's all the same
Music by: Matt Morrison
Lyrics by: Justin Laing
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Smoke 'em if you got 'em
05:01
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The sound of ocean swell keeps rolling in
Like infantry preparing for battle
It's only been days, but it's felt like years
The taste of salt and sand it fades away
Smoke em' if you got em'
On a train that goes directly to the bottom of the lake
Smoke em' if you got em'
On a train that goes directly to the bottom all the way
You remain the same through thick and thin
What I wouldn't give, just to see that face
It's only been days, but it's felt like years
The taste of salt and sand, it fades away
Smoke em' if you got em'
On a train that goes directly to the bottom of the lake
Smoke em' if you got em'
On a train that goes directly to the bottom all the way
Music and Lyrics by: Justin Laing
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