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Lately, I've been low
Things been moving slow
Could not tell you why
Maybe too much paradise
Something came calling
And I knew this time I had to go
California
I don't even know you
And you've taken me away from home
Old Magnolia
I'll never get over you
Feeling's running straight to my bones
Someday I'll be coming home
Someday I'll be coming home
With a cast Iron Soul
It was a winding mountain road
Where the sun shines and the air is cold
Another tired town
Where them old folks hang around
They look me in the eye
And try to pass me down what they know
California
I don't even know you
And you've taken me away from home
Old Magnolia
I'll never get over you
Feeling's running straight to my bones
Someday I'll be coming home
Someday I'll be coming home
With a cast iron soul
I can see the water
I can taste the sea
Keep on moving farther
From where I need to be
California
I don't even know you
And you've taken me away from home
Old Magnolia
I'll never get over you
Feeling's running straight to my bones
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Medicine
02:50
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Boiling in my soul
Pick me up and go
Take me away
I don't want to stay
Another day In my head
Boiling In my soul
Calling me back home
Take me away
I don't want to stay
Another day In my head
Oh, this mess I'm in
I need my medicine
To keep me alive
Oh, this mess I'm in
I've got to keep on rolling
Waiting for my turn
Buy some time to burn
Feeling the weight of a wild land
I'm a wild man
In my head
Oh, this mess I'm in
I need my medicine
To keep me alive
Oh, this mess I'm in
I've got to keep on rolling
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3. |
Fur Coat Blues
02:22
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I've got a very troubled mind
Ten feet to go
Ten feet behind
I know I'll get my time
But it's a long way down the line
Lately I'm scared
Of being alive
I've got my own dog barking when I walk inside
But whats the use
In holding my pride
I've only got one shot at being alive
I'm in some head high water
Whiskey wallow
But I told my father I'd carry on his name with my
Sons and daughters
Raise them taller
And I'll hang my hat beneath the tin roof rain
When I get through these fur coat blues
I thought a while about what to do
Had me a case of them fur coat blues
But that ain't nothing new
I've been here a time or two
Lately I'm scared
I've being alive
I've got this hesitation and it's running wild
But what's the use
Of living in doubt
I've only got one shot until my time runs out
I'm in some head high water
Whiskey wallow
But I told my father I'd carry on his name with my
Sons and daughters
Raise them taller
And I'll hang my hat beneath the tin roof rain
When I get through these fur coat blues
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