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Almost Home (demo)
03:58
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Here we go
Far ahead & far away
Ha ha ha
We played our hand
Got led astray
It's time to go
Nuthin to do
Got nuthin to say
Ha ha ha
Another land
Another day
Just getting by and by
Floating around
Almost home
Not quite home
Just floating round and round
This ain't our home
Not that we know
How will we do
What we do
What will we do
How will we do
Almost home
Not quite home
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Thunder
Power
Yeah
When you're fighting for power
Every second each hour
And you must have the drive
When the gold comes alive
When you run like a lion
Every eagle is flyin
On the edge to survive
When the gold comes alive
When you conquer with wonder
Champion warrior thunder
And you sweat and you strive
When the gold comes alive
Football
Hockey
Basketball
Baseball
Soccer
Wrestling
Volleyball
Golf
Tennis
Auto Racing
When you're fighting for power
Every second each hour
And you must have the drive
When the gold comes alive
Comes alive
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Close your eyes
And gimme your hand
Do ya feel my heart beatin'?
Do you understand?
Do you feel the same?
Am I only dreaming?
Is this burning an eternal flame?
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French Goodbye Los Angeles, California
Daydreams and nightmares from Tony Mendoza & Thea Lux
French Goodbye recommends:
Before French Goodbye, there was the Nurse Novels. We made two records.
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Hatchet
by Let's Get Out Of This Terrible Sandwich Shop
Before French Goodbye & before Nurse Novels, there was Let's Get Out Of This Terrible Sandwich Shop. We made four records. "Hatchet" was the first.
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Just the Right Phantoms
by The Feature Creeps
Tom - from Nurse Novels, Sandwich Shop and occasionally French Goodbye - has The Feature Creeps.
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