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Weaverville Road
02:08
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Switch and the Tripstick
04:56
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Almost all night long my memory runs on
fossil fuels and alcohol
to Cali we go calico tuned up tonight
sawing a fiddle until I'm blinded by a light
We forgot the chords, took a ride on the trip ship
Seven Devils, an octagonal bliss kiss
Switch and the Tripstick are feeling this
Cascading masquerade
the last long pleasure vista
Witch and the Tripstick
Switch and the Tripstick
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Civilized
03:09
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Left Coast
04:47
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Money doesn't matter but it always does
Money doesn't have emotions
So many lovers on the Left Coast singing,
"I tried to get out,
I tried to get out"
I wish that my mind was the ocean
I'd ride out the ebb and flow
I'd fill it up with plastic and I'd signal smoke
Nobody for miles
So many lovers on the Left Coast singing,
"I tried to get out,
I tried to get out"
You start to repel and then you look around
A mind is not matter
The thought of Heaven above brings you a smile and a laugh
But you stick with the land and sea
So many lovers on the Left Coast singing,
"I tried to get out,
I tried to get out"
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Green River Wolf
02:37
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Magpie singing by a dark green river
I was not there I was gone
Chill of the wind made the devil shiver
I was not there I was gone
Don't lay me down in no coffin
But send word by telegraph to everyone at home
I never knew myself, you see
I never knew myself, you see
Don't let the wolf sniff around your door
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Ben Walden Moscow, Idaho
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