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Comeback Queen
03:29
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Johnny Walker Red
Makes my neck a blue spark
Thunder calls to lightning
Suddenly there’s a flame
Prince of darkness hollering my name
Bleeding out my need for the sauce
Night breeds desire
As the fire breathes
The nitrogen threatens the tree
Living like a bristlecone pine
Don’t worry I’m the comeback Queen
Blending out my want of control
Old soul - young mind
Like a desperate heir to the throne
I’m all alone
Living it out like a bristlecone pine
Don’t worry I’m the comeback King
Whiskey put the fear of God in me
Dose of poison floyd brings me joy
When the moon don’t produce
Howling to any god who’ll split a spruce
Waiting for a sign
Don’t worry I’m the comeback Queen
Whiskey put the fear of God in me
Don't worry I'm the comeback Queen...
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All Along
03:37
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All our carefully laid out plans off course, of course it's fate
Falling short of the standard class creates, of course, call it a sport
We were wrong, yeah, we were wrong, yeah, we were wrong all along
Your opinion does not agree with facts, that's lax, and lazy
When you hold the knack for those wisecracks, fire off weapons of words
We were wrong, yeah, we were wrong, yeah, we were wrong
Reveal and conceal the soul within
If we don't try, then we'll never learn
We were wrong, yeah, we were wrong, yeah, we were wrong all along
We were wrong, yeah, we were wrong, yeah, we were wrong all along
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Not Here
01:49
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You're not here
You're not here
And I got one foot out the door
Don't know what I could say
Don't know what I could do
You're somewhere else and I'm looking out the door
Cause' you're not here
Guess I'll leave you alone
Guess I'll leave this home
Where you've gone is unknown
Now I'm out free to roam
You're not here
You're not here
You're not here and I've got one foot out the door
Wish you were here
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