1. |
Overcome
02:42
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There's a bouncer
at the oasis
There are celebrities
on your blacklist
You'll get your mind set
on the nearest stop
If this crazy horse
won't throw you off
Overcome, you will
Overcome, you will
I can't begin to think
what it would be like
missing all this fun
Who'll get my work done?
I'm the man who makes
all the noises
I'm the radio
that channels choices down
Overcome, you will
Overcome, you will
I am the man who makes all the noises
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2. |
Bench Song
02:57
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You know I used to own an empire
down the corner by the docks
Now whenever I'm afraid
I go over just to watch
I don't know how
I lost my fortune
Guess there many stories like me
I don't know how
I lost my fortune
but I woke up in this bench and now I'm free
Back when I was hustlin
I would think about it all day long
I used to talk to god but then
I'd laugh at him behind his back
I don't know how
I lost my fortune
Guess there many stories like me
I don't know how
I lost my fortune
but I woke up in this bench and now I'm free
I used to,
used to talk to god
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3. |
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Down in the haze
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