1. |
The Bountiful Child
00:39
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2. |
Plaster Shoes
02:20
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He was born inside a cloud
As blue as the ocean
I watched him float up to the sky
The sun and the moon danced in his eyes
He wore a pair of plaster shoes
And did a dance of love for you
There was no way I could choose
There was no way you could lose
He was from Montreal
And he swore he saw it all
Another day, another dollar
He threw his money in the water
He lost his mind some summer day
Burred his problems under hay
And swear he’ll be okay
I swear he’ll find his way
He opened up a soap factory
Closed it down, 1983
Ran off to Ruston, Louisiana
Married some farm girl named Anna
He promised to swear on his life
Won the lotto and stabbed his wife
He found love in my eyes
And I led to his demise
He was from Montreal
And he swore he saw it all
Another day, another dollar
He threw his money in the water
He lost his mind some summer day
Burred his problems under hay
And swear he’ll be okay
I swear he’ll find his way
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3. |
Moonlight
03:04
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Oh darlin
You got galaxies in your hair
And stars in your eyes
And all of your cries,
came out in a string
Of zeros and ones
You aren't perfect
But flawed and proud
You stick out like a diamond in the crowd
Sitting in the moonlight
Starry eyes shining bright
You give me love
You give me life
You make up for the darkness of the night
Oh please
Don't leave
We'll go on adventures
Flying aeroplanes over the sea
And when the sun comes up
Shining bright
We can give into the light
let us go into the night
3am and we cant sleep
So we can stay up
Writing songs
And break away, from all thats wrong
Sitting in the moonlight
Starry eyes shining bright
You give me love
You give me life
You make up for the darkness of the night
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4. |
Dial-A-Cow
01:12
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5. |
Song About My Friends
02:04
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6. |
Lavender Child
02:10
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*wailing*
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The Jolly Light Connection New York
atticus, evan and hayden making weird music about spoons and stuff
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