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Belgrade Ave.
02:36
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You stood there with flowers your feet,
You stood there feeling incomplete,
Just like a breeze whistling through the trees,
Sometimes life it ain't that good,
Things don't ever work out like they should,
But baby we did the best we could standing in the rain,
You were lost like a page of words,
You were lost like a song that nobodys heard,
You needed no one to tell you I was there,
Sometimes life it ain't that good,
Things don't ever work out like they should,
But baby we did the best we could standing in the rain,
This ain't a one shot rodeo,
This is the road that I must go,
Down the mountain and back again,
I may stumble now and then,
But like my momma said, 'You gotta fight until the end'
Sometimes life it ain't that good,
Things don't ever work out like they should,
But baby we did the best we could standing in the rain,
Sometimes life it ain't that good,
Things don't ever work out like they should,
But baby we did the best we could standing in the rain,
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Orphans
03:03
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Grace
04:00
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All But Gone Dear
03:09
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Jericho
02:36
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I'll Follow You
03:37
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