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Growing things
04:03
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Hide your light in mine
05:07
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Cry for the heat
04:41
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home is where you're headed last
headed eastwards and you know the path
sick of sittin in a lonely city
travel lightly and never look back
hold out your hand, you might find a generous man
there is so much to see, we put out our fires and cry for the heat
cold days come and you know they will pass
follow blindly for a little while
there are moments when i hear your voice
i'll be better when i can forget
they've been sittin' on a throne of glass
they cater to a violent past
home is where you're headed last
headed eastwards and you know the path
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No time
03:45
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we are all the same
we're just pieces in a game
enjoy the time that ya got
cuz lord knows we don't got a lot
i don't got the time (any more)
moonlight shines on a patch of grass
been up too long it's time to crash
i'll head home in a couple days
keep on sayin' i'll change my ways, another go
go out drinkin for a night or two
when i'm sober i'll come back to you
i'll head home in a couple days
keep on sayin' i'll change my ways, another time
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John Gill Nova Scotia
Hi, I'm John. I like to sing songs. I'm from Cape Breton Island. Share my music with your friends. Want to book me? johngillplease@gmail.com
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