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Cold Mountain Air
04:24
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She's got a stare
Like a cold mountain air
She's got a stare
Like the cold mountain air
There's a spell in her eyes beware
Lord she's wild
And she can't be tamed
Lord she's wild
And she can't be tamed
Girl I've been tryin
To keep you pleased
Girl I've been tryin
To keep you pleased
Are you a curse
Will you make me bleed
I know you got your demons
Lyin at your feet
I know you got your demons
Lyin at your feet
I don't want to be hangin
On your sleeve
I don't want to be hangin
On your sleeve
But you've been showin me things I don't believe
So let me sit and wonder
Just how it will be
Let me sit and wonder
How it will be
Don't you chain me up or set me free
Don't chain me up
Don't chain me up
Don't chain me up
Or set me free
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2. |
Hallways
06:28
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In the hallways of my mind
There is a door slamming shut
If you pay the poor man’s price
You see inside of your mind
Yeah your mind
To the ship upon the water
Floating on an empty sea
It will float on that way forever
That ship has sailed away, you see
Why can’t you see?
Oh lay me down
By the river’s edge
Let me drink
From that cool clear stream
Wish me luck
On the road ahead
No one knows
What tomorrow may bring
In the hallways of the dead
There is a cracked and broken mirror
And waiting by the water’s edge
They are there waiting still
To the ship upon the water
Floating on an empty sea
It will float on that way forever
That ship has sailed away, you see
Why can’t you see?
I never thought I’d see you drowning in the water
Face down you’re wondering what you’re after
They could never see you
With those cold dead eyes
I never thought I’d see you drowning in the water
Face down you’re wondering what you’re after
They could never see you
With those cold dead eyes
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3. |
Seven
03:32
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Can I sing about my troubles
Are you gonna stay
Be my eyes when I’m seein double
Guide me through the maze
Pull me out of the sewer hole honey
When I’m too dazed
Take it all though we don’t have money
Ain’t got no shame
It ain’t easy layin in the rubble
When I’m to blame
Hit me hard and make me stumble
I’m still the same
Keep a smile though there ain’t no lovin
I’m still not phased
Here it comes grab ahold of something
Embrace the change
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4. |
Tango
03:50
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I feel the storm and it's on its way
You better run for the hills today
Nurse all your wounds
Forget all your pain
Don't know if this one will break
So keep your smiles and your grins
Don't waste all your time
Making ammends
There aint no room for your friends
Don't let me down now
Don't let me down now
Don't let me down now
Cast off to the salty sea
May we find all the gold there be
Set the sails, burn the map
Batten down the hatch
We may have finally met our match
You choose the storm or you choose the plank
You made your choice
When all your faith sank
And there's just yourself to thank
Don't let me down now
Don't let me down now
Don't let me down now
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Catfish & Sons Portland, Oregon
Catfish & Sons' style of tripped out blues has been keeping the city of Portland high on psych-soaked guitar riffs, earthquaking drum cuts, and face melting bass lines since their inception in early 2017. Blessed by the Space Wizards of Andromeda, guided by the apparition of the great Albert Hoffman, their quest and vision has been made clear: lead all humanity to the path of psych righteousness. ... more
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