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You Never Know
03:05
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A stone’s throw from the broken bones
I saw the walls fall at Jericho
Felt the fires and the ashes blow
They said no survivors but you never know
All the memories you can get on video
The only thing that’s left to feel is vertigo
But see the lesson of the noble buffalo
It could get worse, but you never know
They built a palace on the sacred tombs
And made a ruler of a face they barely know
Under the Thunderdome a puppet show
Can't say I'm optimistic but you never know
Crowd control overflow
A black hole forming in a sea of coal
Heart and soul rock and roll
All may be nothing but you never know
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Annie O
03:19
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Annie don’t look down
But don’t go anywhere
Just stick around
And trust you're getting there
You were run aground on the rocks
But I’m a lighthouse on the dock
And even if your deep down fears come true
I still ain’t gonna leave you
And even when your best-laid plans go wrong
I’m gonna ride along
On any day
My Annie O
And anywhere you go
On any day
And anywhere you go
My Annie O
Annie don’t turn round
The doubts are everywhere
Trying to knock you down
And out but anyway
I’m your shelter in the rain
I’m a respite from the pain
And even if your deep down fears come true
I still ain’t gonna leave you
And even when you’re feeling like you ain’t that strong
I’m coming right along
On any day
My Annie O
And anywhere you go
On any day
And anywhere you go
My Annie O
Don’t look down
But don’t go anywhere
Annie stick around
And know we’re getting there
You’re a diver, I’m a bell
You’re a wish, I’m the well
And even if the deep down fears come true
I still will never leave you
And even when your best-laid plans go wrong
I’m coming right along
On any day
My Annie O
And anywhere you go
On any day
And anywhere you go
My Annie O
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King Commoner Los Angeles, California
Americana with electronica, made in LA.
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