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Sweetums
03:49
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I woke up
All the monsters in your mind
I woke up
All them in the same time
I woke up
All them for a hard fight
I woke up
And run away of your life
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Angeline the Baker
04:16
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Angeline the baker
lives in our village green
The way I always loved her beats all you ever seen
Angeline the baker
her age is forty-three
I bought her candy by the peck and she won't marry me
I'll never marry no other girl
no matter where I go
I said I'd marry Angeline just twenty years ago
Angeline the baker
her age is forty-three
I bought her candy by the peck and she won't marry me
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Summer Rain
04:25
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The whispers are going, following the wind
But they are not the same
Changing the pressure, blowing the ashes
Making a brand new day
Ohhhhhhh Summer Rain
Ohhhhhhh Summer Rain
The whispers turn up into a velvet mantle
Disturbing a layman
Crossing the river, focus on the shiver
Taking my soul off the land
Ohhhhhhh Summer Rain
Ohhhhhhh Summer Rain
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Lost Indian
03:57
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Uh Uh Uh Uhhhhhhhhhh
Uh Uh Uh Uh Uh
Uh Uh Uh Uhhhhhhhhhh
Uh Uh Uh Uh Uh
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Blue Moon of Kentucky
04:11
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Blue moon of Kentucky keep on shining
Shine on the one that's gone and proved untrue
Blue moon of Kentucky keep on shining
Shine on the one that's gone and left me blue
It was on a moonlight night the stars were shining bright
When they whispered from on high your love has said good-bye
Blue moon of Kentucky keep on shining
Shine on the one that's gone and said good-bye
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I woke up
All the monsters in your mind
I woke up
All them in the same time
I woke up
All them for a hard fight
I woke up
And run away of your life
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Stars tells me there's only two roads to ride
We must choose one at the first day light
The morning fog path to nowhere
and sunny path that seems a good way
I've seen squirrels losing their own trees
birds and deers running without a leader
A lonely wolf can see so clear
There's only one place we can find ourselves
Bring me all the miles ahead
Bring the sun and the path to
Home!
I traveled thousands and thousands miles
Seeking for shelter and a place to call "my place"
But if home is a place
You can find, only you can find the way
I've seen squirrels losing their own trees
birds and deers running without a leader
A lonely wolf can see so clear
There's only one place we can find ourselves
Bring me all the miles ahead
Bring the sun and the path to Home
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o Bardo e o Banjo São Paulo, Brazil
O Bardo e o Banjo’s goal is to relate to the audience and make music live through the rough, spontaneous and captivating sound that's folk and bluegrass. "o Bardo e o Banjo" began with Wagner Creoruska Jr playing on the streets of Brazil, seeking to rescue the oldtime music with their own way. Their popularity began to increase with the addition of original songs and performing at music festivals ... more
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