1. |
Walk on Out
02:28
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2. |
Another Bar
03:26
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Another Bar, another night, I guess I'll have another beer
Another stranger, another friend, another memory I'll share again
Chorus:
But the fires fade fast
when the consequences take hold
so i guess you better light another pack of cigarettes
before the night slips into another day
and sun beams ruin another perfect drunk
another girl another whirl I'll spend another sleepless night
another day another way to lie awake in bed
another loss another cross another cry you hear at night
another fight the other night that sent me away
(Chorus)
I stood alone by the phone and watched the colors fade away
I lost my wife I lost my wife and my whole family
(Chorus)
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Standin in the corner all alone
wonderin' why you're on your own
people there standin' all around
but you can't get in step till you've hit the ground
so you track it out then you push it down
Chorus:
It gets so darn cold
when the light's commitin' treason, leaves flyin' with the breeze'n
you can hold your own, without anyone to help and yea, you've done this yourself, and you paid
Now the lady in cab she's turnin red
just like your eyes but you can't see them
friends just don't seem to understand
but thats okay cause they won't be there when the white light fails while you're in hell
(Chorus)
Helpin as they rolled your casket in
no one else there to lend a hand
Your mama's tears that she can't hold back
Cursin' at god in the name of sin, but you can't blame him, cause you did you in
(Chorus)
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4. |
Better Off
03:45
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5. |
For Dad
04:53
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6. |
Look Out Below
04:09
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7. |
Hook, Line, and Sinker
02:44
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8. |
Closed on Sunday
01:37
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9. |
Hard to Talk
04:01
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10. |
Sinister Smile
03:35
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11. |
A Cold March
04:28
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12. |
The End of Nothing
03:57
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13. |
That Money
02:52
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14. |
Better Than This
03:52
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15. |
Looks Like Rain
04:44
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16. |
Remember You
05:07
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