1. |
New Shoes
03:23
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Got a pair of new shoes
Any color you choose
Something that's nice
Something my size
Got a pair of new shoes
And it's changing my views
Feeling so new with it
What you gonna do with it?
See what you do
You can fly me to the moon
It can be true
You can be you
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2. |
Twin Lakes
06:41
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3. |
Alone In Love
05:31
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5. |
The Haven
03:52
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6. |
The Maze
03:10
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7. |
Bangers & Mash
03:38
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8. |
Punch Funk Love
05:00
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9. |
Bubbleman's Ascent
03:46
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10. |
Richard Road
04:17
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11. |
Year of the Dragon
03:52
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12. |
Russian Birds
06:00
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13. |
Change
05:14
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This weight that's on my mind
This problem that is mine
I carry all the time
The feelings come and go
They're gone and then they show
And sometimes I don't know why
I can't change
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14. |
Light My Way
03:20
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There goes another one
Slipped right by as I was having fun
Within the tide that carries everyone
That's still alive to see another setting sun
Do you feel that it's true
That you do what you choose?
Everything that you are?
That you are?
Looking out trying to have my say
Looking in trying to light my way
What to let go and what to hold on to
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