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Finding that I’m minding all my own ways of doing
‘Cause I’ve got a few things I need to change
If it’s Saturday evening and there’s nothing to do
There’s no blaming attractions, ‘cause it’s all up to you
Don’t muck around when you come from a famous town
Put the needle on some Etta James
I’m running outta stuff to say
Gotta look it through a different way
Shut down the whining if you feel like you’re dying
‘Cause you can’t see past your own nose
If life ain’t happening then you’re doing something wrong
Just open your mind to a Muscle Shoals song
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The Mirrorball
03:20
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The mirrorball from the old dancehall
Disappeared after the cotillion late last Fall
But I can still recall the way it made her eyes
Red and blue, a little sparkle, too
Nothing could compare, it’s true
I had to find it again - I made it my goal
Picking up the pieces of what my future could have told
Broken like a loser’s dream - I saw that golden gleam
Coming from behind the endzone bleachers just in time
Whispering my name like my girl when she’s scared
Making memories that’ll always be there
My world slowed just a little bit down
When I found you on the ground
The feeling of nostalgia rushing up and down
Nothing could be done at all
The old shattered dancehall ball
It couldn’t last forever - I’ll move on
Time will make it better
Time will make it better
April quarter moon, swaying to a croon
The photographs we made standing on the stage
Underneath the shadow of its angelic gaze
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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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