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Mountain Time
04:32
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Free is a state where I would emigrate
If zip codes and gasoline
Were all that it takes
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2. |
Getting In
04:45
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But what's getting me is what it is I see that's keeping me from getting in
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Not counting paying rent, there's only three ingredients: the time, the work, and the will
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4. |
Flood My Dreams
05:57
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Steel and stone and wood and dirt
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5. |
Forty Acre Claim
03:48
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If you needed me, you wouldn't want to stay
On your forty acre claim
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6. |
Don't You Knock
03:01
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Sitting in my living room, I heard that telephone ring
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7. |
Easier Than Done
05:09
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Then I write when we fight, just to get it all sorted out--easier said than done
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8. |
A Song In The Stillness
04:35
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So when I've had me enough as a slave to stuff
Let that song in the stillness ring
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Peter Kingham Fayetteville, West Virginia
Singer-songwriter/ multi-instrumentalist currently living in Grand Lake, CO. Likes mountains and bodies of water. Lived in Seattle for number of years and still calls that home, kind of. Previous bands, chronologically listed: Preston Mill, Tijuana Taxi, The Capillaries, The Electric NoNo, The Cricks, Rock Creek Ramblers, The Mariposers, MAU, The Whiskey Lickers, On40. ... more
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