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Detroit
04:58
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Coming Home
04:55
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Oh our love was like a fountain
Never got our fill
Stoned studded cowgirl lover
With looks that could kill
Oh you and that sweet face
They stay stained in my mind
Now, I don't do much sleepin
Don't like wastin' my time
So I'm coming home
Cuz I can't love the road
And I need the one I know
So I'm coming home
Yea, we got lost in that city, and maybe
It made the difference
But when those green eyes would run and melt
I could tell you were born in Texas
Yea, aren't you gettin tired
startin fires and throwin old stones?
You know I want you everywhere, I don't care
I want you to jump my bones
And I know I love more
So I'm coming home
Straight to your heart
My body and soul
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Southern Lights
04:14
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The road started rising
And the streetlights all ran out
On the dark side of the mountain
With Wellington's face turned south
And you said something like
While the night shinin bright
Let's go and take a chance
Must we run with time
Spend the years of life
And laugh with every dance?
And always have a plan?
Oh my darling, time will always go by
No use in thinking, no way to live your life
Let's go see the southern lights
You said I was yearnin
Maybe that's all it is
And I'll keep on workin
Till I find where I fit in
And run up the summit
Like a world above it
All that color in the sky
Know the world is turning
And life it keeps on burning
and like those southern lights
We keep shinin in the sky
Oh my darling, things will always go wrong
No use in thinking, no way to go on
Cuz when I'm standing here I see violet in the sky
And I just know that I love you
When I see these southern lights
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