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Seattle Sunrise, Part I
00:37
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Seattle sun
rise and fall
and rise
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Well good morning
A new day is coming fast
over the mountains and rivers
I can show you
a shoulder to lean to
I don’t have much more to deliver
You want to know
what you’re meant to be
Well I hope you’ll be with me
Broken shelves and
dusty old records is that
what we’ve come to
And I walk the city
with earbuds in search of a song
I can drum to
Long night
It’s alright
I want you to stay
Sometimes
I find
You and I we are the same
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This weekend without you
It’s been far too long
You know I worry about you
and I can’t stop listening to our song
Oh baby I miss you
So won’t you come back
Back to the northwest
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Sweet Mel
02:15
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Sweet Mel put on a record
from before we went electric
I could sit and stare at you
and listen to Oh! Pears and
never feel blue
and never feel blue
Sweet Mel put on some music
Something mellow and acoustic
Something soft and all-American
and misty-eyed and play it again
and play it again
You know just the right tunes
for just the right moods
for me to write about you
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Bainbridge
02:57
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Days When It Never Rains
01:59
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Gold light at the bottom of Cap Hill
Stop moving but my mind won’t stay still
and I wish I could feel what goes on in yours
You always said I should reserve my judgment
of this part of the country ‘till I spent a summer in it
Well now I’m in it and I needed to listen
Take me to the arboretum, let me live in your vision
‘Cause I’m burning baby
and these are the days when it never rains
Lake swimming down by Kurt’s house
You tread better, I learn when we swim out
Can I put my feet down and feel the ground
and look around and around
‘Cause I’m burning baby
and these are the days when it never rains
Can I feel the ground?
Can I feel the ground
and look around and around
‘Cause I’m burning baby
and these are the days when it never rains
‘Cause I’m burning baby
and these are the days when it never rains
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7. |
Brother Dreams
03:52
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I saw the lights across Lake Washington
I saw the sunlight on the California hills
California hills and farther still
’til I saw my brother
My brother dreams of skeletons
and I call my mother
burning to stay relevant
I saw the pines and gathered up the cones
I saw the summer stretching out beyond the hills
Out beyond the hills and farther still
It might take a long time to find light again
It might take a long time but that’s fine
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Beach Daze
04:39
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Beach daze the ice cream melting
Run away with the neighbor’s sheltie
Short drive from Lewes to Dewey we
knew we would find our spot
Pay respect to the pop song graveyard
Call me maybe we’ll work hard play hard
Short drive from Milton to Lewes we
knew this was worth a shot
I wanted to save those days
and seal them up in a jar
Sometimes I’m afraid
we wandered off too far
Beach daze bikes in the forest
Ride away from the hordes of tourists
Short drive from Lew to Rehoboth we
know this is where we belong
I miss the Art League
I miss the hot afternoons
and the dunes
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Memories Are Slanted
02:02
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Flash back
to cobblestone streets
and the record shop
where we used to meet
But our memories are slanted
Our nostalgia’s enchanted
So down we go
Sitting by the fireside
I don’t know
if there’s any place to hide
The last time
I was in Baltimore
sun set on the waterfront park
Hold me now
We’ll never leave the fireside
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Fade With Time
02:13
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I fell in love
on the west coast
I fell in love
with an east coast girl
And I’m doing fine
I’m gonna fade with time
And a song
carries me back home
And the tune can make me
feel so lonesome
And a song
carries me back home
And the tune reminds me
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K & M
01:47
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Take me back to the foothills
We’ll get lost in the glen
Fall asleep in the starlight
’til the snow falls again
Every union’s an ending
Every path has a glen
I’m out here dressed like a tiger
Here we find ourselves again
Goodnight my friends
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