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I'm Tired
03:13
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Well I’m tired
Grown tired of doing right
Yes I’m tired
I’m tired of doing right
If I’m wrong right now
It’s going to be wrong all night
Well I’m tired
I’m tired of paying rent
I’m so tired
So tired of paying rent
When I lay my head down
Well there ain’t nothing
I can do about that
I’m so tired
Grown tired of fixing things
I’m so tired
Grown tired of fixing things
If it don’t work right now
It’s going to be broke for a long long time
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I run a rescue
I don’t run from thieves
I don’t wear a death mask
Or swim in grief
I hear the footsteps
That your putting down
I know where you’re going
I know where you’re bound
I know where you’re going
I know where you’ve been
I know what you’re up to
And when you’re back again
I can hear a party
What’s all that noise
I can see that ruckus
From way down the road
I don’t need no bloodhound
To track you down
I know where you’re going
I know where you’re found
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3. |
Independence Day
04:04
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Well, well, well
Will you be there
When I call
Well, well, well
Will you be there
When I call
If you don’t walk that line
You just might find
It’s your Independence Day
Yes, yes, yes
You better do
Just what I say
Yes, yes, yes
You better do
Just what i say
If you don’t walk that line
It just might be your
Independence Day
Yes, yes, yes
You got one foot
in the grave
Yes, yes, yes
You got one foot
In the grave
If you don’t walk that line
It just might be your
Independence Day
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4. |
Monkey Life
03:36
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I’m just a monkey
Living in a monkey tree
Got all my monkey things
Got my monkey wife with me
I’m just a monkey
Living in a monkey tree
And It’s all like that
I drive my monkey car
down that monkey-ass road
Got my monkey plans
Got my monkey hopes and dreams
I’m just a monkey
Living in a monkey world
And It’s all like that
Wave my monkey hand
As my monkey friends go by
Sit in monkey silence
For it’s monkey tears I cry
Just a monkey
Living in this monkey world
And it’s all like that
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5. |
Gravity Boots
03:00
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It’s a hard time
It’s a hard time
And it seems sometimes
I’m in gravity boots
It’s a hard life
It’s a hard hard life
And it seems sometimes
I’m in gravy boots
It’s a long road
It’s a long long road
And it seems sometimes
I’m in gravity boots
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6. |
Really Love Sombody
03:27
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You say you love somebody
But you broke um down and made um cry
You say you really loved
But you break um down and make um cry
Well it’s hard to say and it’s hard to tell
But you’re close enough to say goodbye
Have you ever hurt somebody
Then walked around just like it’s fine
Have you ever hurt somebody
Then walked around just like you’re fine
Well it’s hard to say and it’s hard to do
But you better say goodbye
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7. |
Hey Opie
03:33
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Hey Opie
Now don’t that mean a thing
Hey Opie
Now don’t that mean a thing
Ya gonna walk your daddy
Down to the penitentiary
Hey Opie
How’s that make you feel
Hey Opie
How’s that make you feel
Two dollars from the postman
And Aunt Bee takes him ‘round the world
Hey Opie
Now don’t that not feel right
Hey Opie
Now don’t that not feel right
Take your business through the back door
Or Floyd’s blade will set you right
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8. |
Kansas City
03:35
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Kansas City
Don’t you lie to me
I bought me a ticket
Gonna’ get there just the same
I’m going to
Kansas City
Don’t you lie to me
Gonna’ find your crazy little women
And taste your Kansas City wine
Kansas City
Don’t you lie to me
I’ve been there before
And I’ve seen what I see
Kansas City
Don’t you lie to me
You got no crazy little women
And there ain’t no 12 street and vine
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9. |
The Highlife
02:22
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I’m on a mission
Out here on the road
Ganna’ blow my stack
In every town I go
I’m a highlife
On a highlife again
Been on this mission
since 1963
Slipped into my Beatle boots
And my feet slipped away with me
I’m the highlife
On the highlife again
I’m on the left side
Trying to get right
Just play this guitar
Clean through the night
I’m the highlife
On the highlife again
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