1. |
Home on the Range
02:08
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Disillusionment in a current climate
How's it gonna last, iconoclast?
When something's bound to change
Forget the home on the range
Go and buy your degree, lack security
Trying to kill it all millennial
To have no kids of one's one
And to get the news off the phone
The whole darn thing seems so strange
So forget the home on the range.
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2. |
These Lies
02:28
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I know the score.
And I think I've got what you're looking for
A broken heart lends itself easily
To a broken soul
You're beautiful
And you look nothing like my parents do
We're so in love and the morning sun
Won't change a thing
But all these lies...all these lies can wait
Til tomorrow
Some fleeting bliss
I never knew someone could kiss like this
I open my eyes and nearly wretch at the sight
Of a smiling fool
But all these lies...all these lies can wait
Til tomorrow.
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3. |
Pie in the Sky
02:01
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The world is scary and it's full of strife
A thought alone is not a revelation
To truly try and live the Christian life
You gotta bear it that's it's all creation
I say I've heard it through the grapevine twice
It's hard to stay away from all temptation
Or there is no way into the afterlife
To be stuck living in a world of sin
You just can't win down here
It's so frustrating because you're waiting
To get a little piece of some pie in the sky
It's always something that keeps you hummin'
And hoping there'll be something when you die
Hip-hip hooray you're at the pearly gates
You've cleansed your conscious and await your judgement
It's pointing Peter and what does he say?
"I'd really, really like to let you in but see it says quite clear..."
It's so frustrating because you're waiting
To get a little piece of some pie in the sky
It's always something that keeps you hummin'
And hoping there'll be something when you die
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4. |
Run Away
02:06
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You know that sinking feeling in your stomach
It's telling you, you need to make a change
I'm sure you're life is feeling stale and tragic
But dude, things are about to go your way
Heartache is dumb, so cut it out
Just start again, it's easy
Your feelings get you down but that's what makes them real
And when you stand up straight it helps you walk away
Remember to remember all the bad times
Remember to forget to check your phone
You can hold on to the lessons you've learned like
Don't get caught up in yourself, no
Heartache is dumb, so cut it out
Just start again, it's easy
Your feelings get you down but that's what makes them real
And when you stand up straight it helps you walk away
Well maybe you should run away
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5. |
Who's Filming Who?
01:47
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Who's filming who?
I'm filming you, you're filming me
What do you see
Who's filming who?
What can you do, how can it be
You're not with me
Forget the past, forget your dad
Forget whatever makes you sad
Forget this song, go get a job
It's not so bad
Who's filming who?
I'm filing you, how can it be
You're not with me
Forget the past, forget your dad
Forget whatever makes you sad
Forget this song, go get a job
It's not so bad
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6. |
Theme From "Lone Ferns"
02:16
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The Ferns Hamilton, Ontario
thank you! thanks for listening!
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Kurty Fern
Lukey Fern
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