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Plight of the Goldfish
04:06
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Way down deep is where I would sleep
'Til you came
Caught me and claimed me
Fed me and gave me a name
And if I don't turn out to be
Exactly what you wanted from me
I'll just go back to the sea
I am yours now, so by all rights
That makes you mine
I'll catch you and clean you
Polish you, and make you shine
And if you don't turn out to be
Exactly what you promised to me
I'll throw you back in the sea
Swim, my darling, swim for shore
Swim, my darling, swim for shore
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2. |
All We Can Do
03:28
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I wake up with the best of intentions
But I get caught up in the whirlwind around
Nobody blinks, nobody mentions
But all of this bitter-filled, venomous hate still astounds.
And it's bringing us down.
It's bringing us down.
It's bringing us down and baby, we were meant to fly.
It's bringing us down.
Oh, it's bringing us down,
And all we can do is cry, cry, cry.
We cannot breathe in this incredible heat.
Save my poor heart from all that I've seen.
Love cannot live in such a place.
You are losing your voice and I am forgetting my face.
It's bringing us down.
Oh, It's bringing us down.
It's bringing us down and baby, we were meant to fly.
It's bringing us down.
It keeps bringing us down,
And all we can do is cry, cry, cry.
All we can do is cry, cry, cry.
Oh, all we can do...
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ernie c ernst montana
Texas born, Austin raised current Montanan.
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