1. |
Udjat
03:21
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Ain't nothing, nothing like a good thing.
Ain't nothing, nothing in life for free.
A million buck are far too many,
Oh, for me.
Refrain
Like they say, we'll go dancing all night long,
Till the day comes along.
Glowing like a moon bad eye,
And your evening gown,
REFRAIN
Locked down, like someone's baggage,
Picked up like someone elses keys
and I ain't shiny like a penny
If you'll do this one thing please
Refrain
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2. |
Demon
03:32
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3. |
Io (acoustic)
03:38
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4. |
Again
04:30
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5. |
Any Other Girl
04:42
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7. |
Stop
03:50
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8. |
The Way You Feel
02:29
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9. |
Waiting
03:56
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10. |
Io (orig vers)
03:29
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11. |
Fight Song
03:53
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12. |
Little Green House
03:04
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Sunny Monday morning driving, and I can't believe my eyes.
Bobby Blue Bland playing on the Radio, and Ryland Cooder,
Highway driving morning skies, do you love me do you love me, have you seen her?
REFRAIN
Kiss me now, down in the little green house,
Down where we used to live, listening to Mr. Ray,
And dancing all night long.
Everyday is Tuesday morning, and I'm still in love with you,
I remember, stormy weather, have you seen her?
And come rain or come shine, we were dancing to the radio
and sleeping on the floor, "I'm gonna love you"
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13. |
Seven Gun Salute 2012
04:24
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14. |
Radio Song 2012
04:33
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17. |
Northside Firehouse
03:25
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18. |
Demon (Funky Version)
02:55
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19. |
Like You Do
04:13
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20. |
Messiah 12
04:41
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21. |
Udjat #2 (piano vers.)
02:52
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22. |
All My Friends
04:16
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