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Hello Hello
04:07
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Hello, hello
Welcome to the show
Sitting in the middle row
You're the prettiest girl I know
Greetings dear friends
Do you remember when
We had some time to spend?
It's really good to see you again
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2. |
Long Lonesome Road
04:32
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I was 18 and unafraid
Looking far as I could see
There was a highway calling out my name
A bright light shining on me
And as I headed for that door
I heard a sweet voice say to me
Something that I should have known
about a heart of stone and making my own way
It's a long lonesome road
Well the years roll by and I'm restless still
I got a wish that can't come true
Got nothing to show for all my sweat
Except a promise I got from you
And as I headed for that door
I heard a sweet voice say to me
Something that I should have known
about a heart of stone and making my own way
It's a long lonesome road
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3. |
Jenny Dang
03:31
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4. |
Maggie Oh Maggie
06:54
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Maggie oh Maggie
Thanks for taking me in
When I had nothing
You became my friend
You fed me and clothed me
To say thanks I can't begin
Maggie oh Maggie
Thanks for taking me in
When I was a young man
I tasted your kiss
Chased fame and fortune
To end up like this
Broken dreams and broken hearts
Litter my skin
Maggie oh Maggie
Thanks for taking me in
Maggie oh Maggie
I fear I've lost my muse
Songs that used to lift me up
Now leave me confused
One of these days the money
Has got to come rolling in
Maggie oh Maggie
Thanks for taking me in
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5. |
Mr. Mulligan
03:42
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6. |
Didn't We My Friend
04:44
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We tried everything
Didn't we my friend?
Saw the good in everything
Didn't we my friend?
We saw sunshine in the pouring rain
Didn't we my friend?
You and I became one
Didn't we my friend?
Rode a steel stallion
Didn't we my friend?
We left a lighted lamp beside the door
Didn't we my friend?
Seasons come both cold and lonely
Days drawn to an end
Dreams of yesterday come calling
Lover and a friend
You and I walked alone
Didn't we my friend?
We turned every stone
Didn't we my friend?
We charted our own course guided by a star
Didn't we my friend?
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7. |
9 Minutes of Woo
10:13
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8. |
Walking Back to Austin
05:04
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I gave it all I had
I gave it my best shot
Now she's gone
I told her how I felt
And on my bended knee
Now she's gone
And I'm bleeding in my corner,
My white towel tossed in
Now me and Jesus are walking back to Austin
I opened up my heart to her
And my dreams fell hard
Now she's gone
I chased her down this highway
Lost my paying job
Now She's gone
And I used up all money
But still it kept on costing
Now me and Jesus are walking back to Austin
I told her that I loved her
She turned and walked away
Now she's gone
I took her ring out of my pocket
And threw it in the bay
Now she's gone
Yeah, the Devil's town is easy
Easy to get lost in
Now me and Jesus are walking back to Austin
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9. |
Young, Free and Celtic
07:47
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When I was a little boy
On my daddy's knee
He said never forget
What it costs to be free
Blood was spilled
And good men died
Where ever you go
Hold your head up high
I'm Young, free and Celtic
Rockin' all over the world
As I make my way
I'll hold my ground
there's nothing anyone can do
To hold me down
I'm Young, free and Celtic
Rockin' all over the world
Before I go to bed
I kneel and pray
I say thank you to the Man
for every day
I'm Young, free and Celtic
Rockin' all over the world
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