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Murder Of Crows
03:40
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Murder of Crows ©2013 Mark Degnim
She’s a wily fox, she’s a bag of rocks, she’s a murder of crows
She’ll take your last cigarette and punch you in the nose
The days are long, but the nights are longer, when she comes to town
The plans are laid, your bed is made, it seems you’re goin’ down
She’s the poison on your tongue
She’s the opiate of fun
The second night is all ablaze with alcohol and fun
By the third day you have lost your shoes, but still you’ve gotta run
The Deacon came and he chased you out, of the candy store
Your heart is cracked you can’t go back, or take anymore
She’s the poison on your tongue
She’s the opiate of fun
She’s the poison on your lips
She’s your opium kiss
The blood ain’t dry by the time she leaves with her murder of crows
Seems Satan wears a mini-skirt and got a pretty Roman nose
She’s the poison on your tongue
She’s the opiate of fun
She’s the poison on your lips
She’s your opium kiss
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Firecracker
02:39
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3. |
Railroad Man
02:44
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Everytime
02:37
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Not Enough
02:34
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Not Enough ©2013 Mark Degnim
Well she thinks she’s lost her soul
She’s lost all self control
She calls me up, but I can’t save her
She quietly sits at home, in the dark all alone
But in her head it’s loud as thunder
And the lighting strikes right through
Almost anything thing you’ll do
It’s not enough to try to save her
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You’re gently tippin’ back that bottle from the rack
You’ve never been on your best behavior
There’s no glow in the other room
You can feel her darkened gloom
It takes all you have not to blame
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So you flick on the light, tell her everything’s alright
But you know your words drift into vapor
And despite all the things you said, you can’t get in her head
It’s not enough to want to save her
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The Cowpunks Boston, Massachusetts
Mark Degnim - Guitar/Vocals
Tom Larney-
Bass/Guitar/Vocals,
Kevin Cleveland-Guitar/Vocals
Dan Killoren -Drums
Dave Neubauer-Drums
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