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5th Ave Stroll (Take 1)
02:30
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Every Day
02:12
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Times goes by so quickly
And as we get older baby
Looks like no one seems to
Know which way is up
I find it kinda funny
How it all came down to money
Yet were constantly in
Search for something more
Hey
What more can i say
Could you remind me that theres something
more to every day
Every day it matters
Chase the goal the thing your after
Free yourself from all distractions
And go forth
To take this life as something
Something serious past funny
Thats reserved for those kept
Closely to my soul
Hey
What more can i say
Could you remind me that theres something
more to every day
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Surrender to the Sky
03:09
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Eb Rant
03:05
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I used to know so much more
And i could have sworn i was told
That i had that spark in my soul
To get by all the dark and toll of this life
You couldn't you see
Through the jokes and the lies
Couldn't you see through the smoke and survive
Its not always snug being true from disguise
But why live a lie when its not your life
And time has its way with us all
And its fine
Gotta think less of it all and survive
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Damage
03:34
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So Fine
02:43
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How are you so fine
You blow my mind
I was doing fine
Now i can't get through the night
Her smile get me so high
I wanna die
Wallets fat to dry
I wonder why
Grab my spot in line
I guess I'm just another guy
And i better off not lie
She's got me crying
Am i just another guy
Captured by the eye
Just let me know and right
Run far away and hide
Her smile got me so high
Im gonna die
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Sooner than Later
03:16
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Everybody's Talkin at Me
03:02
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Guinnevere
04:15
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I Still Miss Someone
02:59
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Justin Paul Sanders Los Angeles, California
Los Angeles based independent musician/songwriter
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