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The Impossible's Tonight
03:22
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Lying down in the limelight, asleep on the job
Giving in to the stagefright doesn’t feel right
It’s not enough just thinking about it
Zip up the leather and get out and start it
You’ll remember all the stuff that you do
Regret what you don’t
Hold it tight - get it right
The impossible’s tonight
Catching roses won’t be long
Like a loco on the run, you better get things done
The clock ain’t waiting on you, son
So, what about all the daydreams
Of highways and lights
There’s a mic in your hand, boy
It doesn’t feel right
It’s not enough just thinking about it
Pull out the paper, put words on it
You’ll remember all the stuff that you do
Regret what you don’t
You need a route to the roof
You won’t find a map in a ninety-five proof
Women wearing boots won’t tell you the truth
Just do what you gotta do
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Driving School
03:29
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I choose not to hear them now
Noise in the background bleeding out
Seven summers and we’re still sitting here
I ain’t going nowhere, stay with me dear
We’re getting close but there’s a ways to go
Still can’t find a down payment on a home
What they teach you in driving school?
Model citizenship and the rules
For living day to day according to popular sway
Nine to nine, work all the time
If you’ll be waiting on me, I’ll be fine
Expectations come with the age
Certain stigmas working minimum wage
When the pressures of the culture get strong
Our love will never keep a record of wrong
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Bargains + Deals
03:01
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Don’t even act like you know what I know
Tell me, have you a clue, I bet you don’t
A classic thank you would have done
But you’re the kind of one where a dress will do fine
Messing with my mind
I want to get it right but I missed it this time
Growing tired, hungry and sore
Climbing twenty miles to the Devil’s backdoor
Making bargains, striking deals
Cashing in your passion for junk that ain’t real
What’s it gonna be
Flying without feathers or dying getting free
There’s gotta be a little lesson
Hidden in the heartbreak, trying to explain
‘Cause all the stuff under the sun
Has a purpose and a plan
But you gotta help me understand
How mine relates to you
Digging in deeper doesn’t seem to get it through
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4. |
Too Young, Too Tough
03:57
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Stuck yourself into a loveless love
Tried to tell you but you acted to tough
Standing on the edge of the dock watching your ship go down
Crying in the backyard with no one around
You want that hourglass to dance and to touch
Black satin glove just to strut that clutch
You couldn’t pick up a penny lying on the ground
Crying in the backyard with no one around
Too young, too tough
A rebel with no cause in a dump of a love
So what - peel off
It ain’t like nobody never tried to warn ya
Didn’t know you trained your parrot so well
Squawking all the stuff that you promised not to tell
Getting stale out on the Main Street
Just a-burning down the town
Crying in the backyard with no one around
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Exotic Dangers Florence, Alabama
A Shoals, Alabama Rock 'n' Roll band. Showcasing honey-sweet melodies, hip-popping beats, 12-string chime, humbucker punch,
and dry-bone Farfisa foundations.
Daniel Elias Crisler - guitars, vocals. Brady Gomillion - bass guitars. Maggie Crisler - Farfisa, percussion. Jon Mosley - drums.
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