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Mali
00:45
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Her name is Mali
She lives on the sand
Inside a cave
On the shores of Japan
She watches the tide
As it rolls in and out
She moves with the wind
And she sings all about
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Heather
02:55
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Socially Inept
And looking for your love tonight
Got so much to prove
Don't know where the hell to begin
Is it just me
Or is reality a tough thing to bare?
Heather do you notice
That I'm even here
Years have passed
But little has changed
My heart still aches
When I hear her name
Oh, Heather
When we were together
Seemed we'd never
Break apart
Though times may change us
And re-estrange us
We'll live forever
In this song
(Chorus)
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Summer of '64
02:07
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Every Fourth of July
He looks to the sky
And he sees himself
In color, in color
He's sitting on a porch
In Mississippi
Summer of '64
The warm air's gently
Rapping on his screen door
And life's a miracle
Come take a walk with me
And let your bare feet sink beneath
The mud and the grass
Down by the creek
On the backdrop of night
There are so many wondrous things to see
There's so much beauty
Just waiting there for you and me
And life's a miracle
Yeah, life's a miracle
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Lover Boy
00:51
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She got Winnie Cooper eyes
On the Forth of July
Should have seen that girl smile
You know the one that got away
Hopped the last freight train
Headed straight out of my life
And it's hard to accept
That you can't expect
A damn thing from anyone
Gonna get something done
Gotta do it on your own
But for love you need
More than one
It's a strange, strange world
For a healthy brain
Live long enough and you'll go insane
The wise man just blew his head off
She hid her love inside
Could see it through her eyes
Could not help but cry
Fell off the state
Trying to assimilate
Got lost for awhile
Woke up at the station
Waiting for the Greyhound
Shouldn't drink away the pain
Though dryness is a shame
When you got no one to love
Drunk and down the street
Pissing on your feet
Cursing the bastard above
(Chorus)
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Hymns for the Nonbeliever Los Angeles, California
Filmmaker/Musician from San Jose, CA. Currently living in the Echo Park area of Los Angeles, CA.
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