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Mother
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Greener Pastures
02:55
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Gettin’ outta here tomorrow
Trade this life for something new
Cloudy days bring only sorrow
And I don’t wanna feel the blue
Always seems so much better
Out there on the other side
My mind it changes like the weather
I roll away just like the tide
Greener Pastures
Ain’t nothin gonna disappoint you faster
Ain’t nothin gonna spell the word disaster
Like wanting something just because it's new
And you’re blue
Spending so much time repairing
Things in life that could be tossed
It’s broken now and not worth caring
So save your time don’t count the cost
Dream of a life where there’s no losing
Perfect people, endless sun
I’m always chasing down the new thing
Good times as long as you can run
Greener Pastures
Ain’t nothin gonna disappoint you faster
Ain’t nothin gonna spell the word disaster
Like wanting something just because it's new
And you’re blue
It’s emptiness that makes things useful
Like coffee cups and living rooms
Fill up your life, but nothing’s truthful
Sometimes ya gotta feel the blue
Greener Pastures
Ain’t nothin gonna disappoint you faster
Ain’t nothin gonna spell the word disaster
Like wanting something just because it's new
Greener Pastures
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Walkaway Waltz
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Candle
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Silver Linings
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Don't Fight the Feelin'
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Gimme Time
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Morning Dew
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Frostbite
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10. |
Rise Up and Sing
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#42
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