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Long Time Coming
03:28
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When your time come for leavin'
Goin' on your own, there's no believing
Like a long day,
Yeah it never will end
Fire burns, take your smoke and ashes
Lord, I've learned, love it never passes
Onwards it goes
Yeah it never will end
And I say to myself,
I can't be the only one standing my ground
Holding onto nothin'
That will never come 'round
Ain't it really something?
It's a Long Time Coming
And it's a long time coming
See this time, pretty as a picture in my mind
Nothing lasts forever.
Sometimesl
Yeah that's just how it goes
So divine, yeah the light and darkness
In between, yeah there's something
That I can't quite figure out
It's just how it goes
And I say to myself,
I can't be the only one standing my ground
Holding onto nothin'
That will never come 'round
Ain't it really something?
It's a Long Time Coming
And it's a long time coming
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2. |
Up On the Other Side
04:36
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I get a little frustrated
I found what I'm looking for
Standing on the other side
Standing on the other side
And I'm a little more jaded
Burnin' like a lover now
Standing in the middle of fire
Standing in the middle of fire
More than a little bit faded
Taken with the summer sun
Treads on a weathered tire
Treads on a weathered tire
Yeah, I'm coming around
Maybe I can't ignore it now
Can't you feel the river runnin'
Baby, we're up on the other side
Maybe, time to start moving on
I can feel the river runnin'
Baby, we're up on the other side
Up on the other side
And I think I should have waited
I jumped in the other side
Swimming with the mighty tide
Swimming with the mighty tide
As if I wasn't persuaded
I found myself a better end
Now I'm lookin' back again
Now I'm lookin' back again
Yeah, I'm comin' around
Maybe I can't ignore it now
Can't you feel the river runnin'
Baby, we're up on the other side
Maybe, time to start moving on
I can feel the river runnin'
Baby, we're up on the other side
Up on the other side
Turn around, turn around give it away
Turn around, turn around give it away
I give it away
Maybe I can't ignore it now
Can't you feel the river runnin'
Baby, we're up on the other side
Maybe, time to start moving on
I can feel the river runnin'
Baby, we're up on the other side
Up on the other side
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3. |
Easy Lover
03:38
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I've been waiting on the morning
I've been waiting on the night
I've been waiting on my lady
To tell me it's alright
And there's something only I know
Let me tell you what it is
Keep it covered by the moonlight
Keep it hidden with the wind
I can be an easy lover now
I can be an easy lover now
I can be an easy lover now
You wouldn't feel a little lonely
Tell me; I don't need a warning
I've been ready for your desire
You keep me up until the morning
You keep me burning like a fire
And there's something only I know
Let me tell you what it is
Tucked between a mountain's shadow
Down a road that never ends
I can be an easy lover now
I can be an easy lover now
I can be an easy lover now
You wouldn't feel a little lonely
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4. |
Dreaming of Long Ago
04:04
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I wish we were looking at the stars above
100 million years is what we're made of
I wish we looking at the world below
Standing on the edge is the only thing we know
But I try
Oh and I try
And I try
Oh and I try, but we...
Dreaming of long ago
Dreaming of a time when we were free
And now I know
I wish we were swimming in a painted sky
Somewhere over Santorini what a fine time
Nobody to tell us goodbye
Only the sun comin' up to remind
But I try
Oh and I try
And I try
Oh and I try, but we...
Dreaming of long ago
Dreaming of a time when we were free
And now I know
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5. |
I'm Not the Only One
04:00
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Love,
Tell me that you're coming on in
I don't want to be the only one again
Believe in the highway
Indiana callin' on down
Daddy done good
Yeah, when he come around
I'm not the only one
I'm not the only one
Yeah you wanna come home
Yeah,
Baby it's a matter of time
I'm getting real tired, don't know what I'll find yet
Maybe I'm dreaming
Hopeful as a summer time wind
Put 20 on Black,
Take me where I've never been
I'm not the only one
I'm not the only one
Yeah you wanna come home
Baby I don't want to go
Stealin' away in the middle of the mornin'
Baby I don't want to go
Stealin' away in the middle of the mornin'
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6. |
This Bridge
04:14
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This bridge is coming down tomorrow
Nothing's gonna stand in its way
This bridge is coming down tomorrow
But it feels like its coming today
You and I, we once belonged
Like rain to a cloud
You and I, we once belonged
It's coming down, it's coming down, hard
These walls are thicker now than ever
I can't hear my neighbor speak
These walls are thicker now than ever
It feels like, they're all watching me
You and I, we once belonged
Like rain to a cloud
You and I, we once belonged
It's coming down, it's coming down, hard
So different that we can only see the differences
No way but around
So trouble me with every thing you got 'cause I'm a rolling stone
And I know, I'm gonna turn this around
You and I, we once belonged
Like rain to a cloud
You and I, we once belonged
It's coming down, it's coming down, hard
It's coming down, it's coming down, hard
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Lately I've been going through the motions
So many little things I do to bide my time
But I can't count the days by the rain that keeps on falling
'Cause it won't make a river to you
Last night I had a dream I saw you
As you were walking, sun was shining through your hair
I called your name as if I needed to remember
That it won't make a river to you
'Cause you live on the other side of the mountain
The place I used to call my home
Lord knows this living ain't as easy as it seams
I've been climbing, hoping someday you'll meet me in between
I've been climbing, hoping someday you'll meet me in between
I picked out all the things that I could carry
I wrote down every word that I would say to you
But these old bones can't bare the weight of all this wandering
And I can't make a river to you
'Cause you live on the other side of the mountain
The place I used to call my home
Lord knows this living ain't as easy as it seams
I've been climbing, hoping someday you'll meet me in between
Would you recognize me after all these seasons
Is it true when they say some things never change
Waiting by the window never brought me near to you
So I've been climbing, hoping someday you'll meet me in between
Oh I've been climbing, hoping someday you'll meet me in between
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8. |
These Times
03:21
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Yeah these times, they've been wearing on my soul
Yeah these times, they've been wearing on my soul
So much for livin', and good ol' Rock and Roll
Yeah these times, they've been wearing on my soul
Yeah these times, they've been whisperin' in my ear
Yeah these times, they've been whisperin' in my ear
They're telling me something, that I don't want to hear
Yeah these times, they've been whisperin' in my ear
Feel it in the morning
You got no place to go
And the work has seemed to all but disappear
Feel it in the evening
The lights are hanging low
And the days begin to take away your years
Yeah these days, they've been looking all the same
Yeah these days, they've been looking all the same
Only difference, there ain't no one to blame
Yeah these days, they've been looking all the same
Feel it in the morning
You got no place to go
And the work has seemed to all but disappear
Feel it in the evening
The lights are hanging low
And the days begin to take away your years
I want to be free
I want to be free
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