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El peso de la noche
03:11
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Windows down, stars arrive
The desert wind feels right
Pull over to the sand
Then turn the key
And hold my hand
When we’re alone
When we’re alive
You lift the weight of the night
When we’re alone
When we’re alive
You lift the weight of the night
Distant pink paints the sky
A blue moonrise in your eye
A hundred miles more to go
But we’re right here
Your heart’s my home
When we’re alone
When we’re alive
You lift the weight of the night
When we’re alone
When we’re alive
You lift the weight of the night
When we’re alone
When we’re alive
You lift the weight of the night
When we’re alone
When we’re alive
You lift the weight of the night
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2. |
My Love For You
03:09
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I took my time, I wasted years
And oh my lonesome heart did grow cold
But through the sorrow and the tears
An angel came to pardon my soul
Yodelay Yodelay Yodelaydeehoo
My love for you will never grow old
That cold north wind blows wild today
The darkness falls and fills me with fear
But in my arms you’re here to stay
My shining light through shadows appears
Yodelay Yodelay Yodelaydeehoo
My love for you will never grow old
No longer will I roam alone
I fear not fire or c-c-cold of stone
No demons at my door when I hold
Your hand in mine, to carry me home
Yodelay Yodelay Yodelaydeehoo
My love for you will never grow old
Yodelay Yodelay Yodelaydeehoo
My love for you will never grow old
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The Colorado River
03:03
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On the Colorado river,
I trailed an appaloosa rider
And she became my bride
And there below the mountain
I gave my word to stand beside her
Till the day I die
For ten long years, I loved a stranger
For ten long years, I could not go
But the Colorado river
She keeps on carvin’ through the canyon
Down to Mexico
Oh the Colorado river runs deep and wide
For those who wander far away from home
The cool and crystal water
Will take the weary far beyond her
And carve away the stone
For ten long years, I’ve been a stranger
I have nowhere to call my home
But the Colorado river
She keeps on carvin’ through the canyon
Down to Mexico
I left my heart in rocky Denver
Now through the desert I must go
And the colorado river
She keeps on carvin’ through the canyon
Down to Mexico
And the colorado river
She keeps on carvin’ through the canyon
Down to Mexico
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4. |
The Second Sun
04:10
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I was blinded by the Christ
On the road one day
I’ve been doin’ what I’m told
Though I might betray
Ooo come away
Come away
Ooo come away
Come away
In the forest of the night
There’s a golden throne
You may sit there if you like
But you’ll be alone
Ooo come away
Come away
Ooo come away
Come away
Well of water, deep and dark
I can hear your call
From the highest mountain top
Into you, I fall
Ooo come away
Come away
Ooo come away
Come away
Desert father, cling to me
Tell my I am yours
Grant me fire, I will sing
As long as love endures
Feathered serpent of the sun
Ancient harp and horn
Did I choose the day I’d die
When I chose to be born
Ooo come away
Come away
Ooo come away
Come away
Ooo come away
Come away
Ooo come away
Come away
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5. |
It's Over Now
04:25
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Oh it took you a lifetime
Just to realize a lie
You got nothin’ to live for
But it’s soon to die
It’s not that you’re needin’
Somethin you were denied
And it’s not that you’re bleedin’
But that you barely even tried
It’s over now
It’s over now
It’s over now
It’s over now
You’re barely believin’
What you swore on before
And you know that you’re leavin’
But you don’t know what for
You gave up on angels
That you could not foretell
Now it’s too late for heaven
Better make due with hell
It’s over now
It’s over now
It’s over now
It’s over now
It’s over now
It’s over now
It’s over now
It’s over now
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Good Lord Lizard Bellingham, Washington
A singer-songwriter from the pacific Northwest.
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