1. |
Daisy
04:41
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Daisy
That I found by the roadside
Now I put it on your side
Press it into your hand
Press it into your hand
Only
Am I free in the nature
Of the life that surrounds me
And the bells in the belfry
Singing out in the morning
Singing out in the day
Daisy
That I found by the roadside
Now I put it on your side
Press it into your hand
Press it into your hand
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2. |
Still Trying
04:33
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Find me while I'm still trying, all the while
I'm still trying
Find while I'm still trying
I'm still trying
Suppose the day is all you can rely on in your time
Then the way is high, your step is sinking all the time
I remember finding you beside me all the time
Now I find your face is getting further all the while
Find me while I'm still trying, all the while
I'm still trying
Find me while I'm still trying
I'm still trying
Wonder why we're still trying,
we're still trying
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3. |
Softest
04:11
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Light in the dark, lying so close to me
Lie in the memory of mine
Lie in the dark, nothing to hide away
Sun turns away from day to night
Soft in my mind
Soft is the melody
Softest the melody of mind
Stripped of the bark, tree falls away to die
Turning away from grey to white
Soft in my mind
Soft is the melody
Softest the melody of mind
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4. |
Life & Trial
03:19
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Now I'm far away
Far enough to see the way between the life and trial
And time's impatient too
Always asks so much of you
You know you go old in your way
Leave the day behind
Leave enough to find your way between the life and trial
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5. |
Courcelle Rag
05:56
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Now that it's over I cannot imagine why I had no patience
Yeah, I have no patience
The end of the station, my mind's congregation
Through all my elations I had not imagined why
Now that it's over I cannot imagine why
Now that it's over I cannot imagine why
Now that it's over I cannot imagine why I was afraid to be all I was hiding
The end I was slighting,
Two wrongs I was righting,
In all my gradations I found inundations
Recalled through sensations the world's copulations
In wonderful magical nominal blues I'm in love
No please, go home
I want you so
I defy
Now that it's over I cannot imagine why I had no patience
Yeah I have no patience
The end of the station, my mind's congregation
Through all my elations I had not imagined why
Now that it's over I cannot imagine why
Now that it's over I cannot imagine why
Now that it's over I cannot imagine why
Now that it's over I cannot imagine why
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6. |
Lazy Jane
07:06
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Lazy old Jane, I'm overthrown
Finding you again on the radio
On the radio
Lazy old Jane, all around my brain
Singing of the pain that I wouldn't know
That I wouldn't know
What was I thinking?
Lazy old Jane, all around my brain
Finding you again on the radio
On the radio
What was I thinking?
Lazy old Jane, that they play so slow
Turn it up again, that's a song I know
That's a song I know
What was I thinking?
Was it fading,
Not yet.
Was it fading,
Not yet.
Was it fading?
Lazy old Jane...
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