1. |
On The Radio
03:03
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My songs are little pieces of my soul
That I write down and then add sound
You consume them and I'm thrilled when you say
Why aren't you on the radio
With those fingers and that voice
you should be on the radio
ooh oh oh ooh oh oh ooh oh oh
on the radio
I hope someday I'll sing my soul to the world
until then I'll sing quietly
I'll smile soul deep every time you say
Why aren't you on the radio
With those fingers and that voice
you could be on the radio
ooh oh oh ooh oh oh ooh oh oh
on the radio
I sing quietly to myself through the day
(all the options all the choices)
I sing quietly to myself through the day
(all the songs and all the voices)
I sing quietly
(can't help but think to myself)
Why aren't you on the radio
With those fingers and that voice
you could be on the radio
ooh oh oh ooh oh oh ooh oh oh
on the radio
My songs are little pieces of my soul
that I write down and then add sound
You consume them and I'm flattered when you say
Why aren't you on the radio
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2. |
Learn Your Lesson
05:17
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When will you see your wings can burn?
So many choices but you never seem to learn
How will you ever understand
when you bury your head in the sand?
And no there's nowhere you can turn
you want respect that you do not know how to earn
better to give than to receive
somehow I don't think you believe
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3. |
Porch Time
03:30
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4. |
Next Year
03:49
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5. |
Most of the Moving
04:03
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6. |
Old Souls, New Laces
04:02
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7. |
Bleeding
04:02
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8. |
Bartender
04:35
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She doesn't have to smile for you
She doesn't need to wink and say your name
You can promise her the world and more
But to her its all the same
She's got problems on her mind far greater than getting your refill
And she's trying not to stab you, as you almost forget to pay your bill
In another life she was a queen with handmaids and servants by the score
But right now she waits patiently for you to leave so she can lock the door
One day when her ship comes in she'll leave this two-bit bar and fly away
Never thinking twice about the x-rated things you have to say
Hey Bartender
Fetch another round
We've been drinking all night
'Bout to burn this place down
Hey Bartender
Take a look at me
'cause as soon as I leave here tonight
It's back to reality
She's got a life outside these walls
With ups and downs and bills she has to pay
With dreams far beyond the broken bottles and the dirty ash trays
Right now
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9. |
Martyr
04:17
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10. |
Hope
04:37
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