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Smoke Road
04:14
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Oh Smokestack lighting, shining just like gold,
Shining just like gold.
Cause the day I’ve been on, is a long old lonesome day (can’t you hear me cry);
Oh the day I’ve been on, it’s a long old lonesome day (can’t you hear me cry); Woo oo. Woo oo oo oo oo.
Oh baby, please, those words don’t matter here (can’t you hear me cry); Those words, those words don’t matter here (can’t you hear me cry);
Woo oo. Woo oo oo oo oo. Woo oo oo oo oo oo oo oo.
You can say so baby, if you don’t want to see me no more;
You can say so baby. If you don’t want to see me no more.
You can say so.
You can say so. You can say so.
YOU CAN SAY SO.
Woo oo. Woo ooo ooo ooo oo.
Woo oo oo oo oo oo oo oo. Woo oo.
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Willow
04:17
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Willow, weep for me
Willow, weep for me
Lay your branches down upon the ground, and cover me
Lord that Weepin' Willow
And the mournin' dove
That weepin' willow, and the mournin' dove
Oh willow
Oh willow
If you see my baby
Tell him he should come back home
He should come back, he should come back home
Oh willow
Willow, weep for me
Lay your ashes down upon the ground, and cover me
Last night, I lay me down
Tryin to get some rest, tryin'. To take my rest
My mind it took off to ramblin'
He's gonna miss my love
Some old lonesome day
Some old, some old lonesome day
But it will be too late by then, cause I'll be gone so far away
Willow, weep for me
Willow, weep for me
Oh willow
Oh willow
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Nowhere
04:18
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Ave Maria
Gratia Plena...
(rap from Bartholomew)
I went walking past the graveyard
Dying for some air
I put one foot on a tombstone
Dropped an old cross there
And I don’t know where I came from, and I’m goin nowhere
Well I walked him to the station
Dying of despair
He flew all across the ocean
And I left him in the air
But I don’t know why he came here
We were going nowhere
(Rap from Bartholomew)
I went right back to that station
Wishing he was there
I was looking for my old cross
Cause I wanted it to bear
And I don’t know why I came here, and I’m goin nowhere
They had all that time to save me
Now, I’m gone from there
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Rollin Stone
03:49
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Well I knew
Since I was born
There'd be trouble
And so it was
I guess it was
And I dreamed
Down to the bone
The earth was crackin'
Under my feet
And so it was
I know it was
I've been crazy, I've been a fool
I've been crazy all my life
I've spent all of my love and my life and my days
On the edge of a knife
Well I knew
I was on my own
From the day they let that cradle rock
I guess it's true
I've been alone
People said
I can't keep still
The day I took off down the road
I guess it's true
I can't keep still
I'm a rollin stone
Rollin' stone
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Delta Ondine Memphis, Tennessee
Delta Ondine is an alt-blues singer-songwriter working on her first album in Memphis, Tennessee. She was a classical piano major in college; her blues influences include Muddy Waters, Son House, and Howlin' Wolf.
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