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Rancho Shalom
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Devotee
03:51
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Only The Birds
02:18
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in the morning waking up to the tempo
of fast dreams and half crescendos
only the birds are making noise
only the birds are making noise
a doomed mission that I can't abort
my god I see 'em marching toward my pillow fort only the birds are making noise
only the birds are making noise
you can turn on the news if you want to
shine up your shoes if you got two
the world's in motion and it can't be stopped
why can't disappointment simply be enough
then you hear it trumpet somewhere up in the trees like an underdog story you don't want to read why there's your dove now with an olive leaf
only the birds are making noise
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The New Romance
02:58
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Maybe I'm Losin' It
03:41
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No Good Reason
04:05
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The Same Song
05:20
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Every Night
03:47
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Sky High
03:00
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