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How deep is the Delaware?
It's not deep, but I don't know where it goes
Down the coast of my home town
I thought I had seen it all by now. I was wrong.
But I'll always be here to watch it with you my love
How high are the Poconos?
As the sky, but I'll stay low on the ground
Down below the skyline they mark
'Cus these days every trail I carved, worn away
But I'll always be here to watch them with you my love
I’ll always be here to watch them with you my love
How hot is a summer night?
Like a fire burning in your mind
When you're trying to go, you're trying to go to sleep.
How hot is a summer night?
Like the fire burning in your eyes
'Cus you know that I love you, know that I love you, you know
I'll always be here to watch it with you my love
How hot is a summer night?
Like a fire burning in your mind
When you're trying to go, you're trying to go to sleep.
How hot is a summer night?
Like the fire burning in your eyes
'Cus you know that I love you, know that I love you, you know
I'll always be here to watch it with you my love
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Easier
04:12
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I've read the news, I've seen the map
I’ve heard the plans, I know the things
You're gonna be
My ears are ringing with the sounds
Of later dreams, I need to get some sleep
All those who never had time
Never had hope or drive
A late stay a longer ride
The clock's not telling lies
But I don't wish that life were easier
Just easier to see
And time it don't move way too fast for us
Just too fast to breathe
The seconds tick, the hours pass
The days are gone, and you’ve got one
Foot in the ground
Do you still think that it's the man
Keeping you up? Or does he
Hold you down?
One slip, one blink of an eye
Funny how fate floats by
A long haul, a later train
Won't make it there on time
I don't wish that life were easier
Just easier to see
And time it don't move way too fast for us
Just too fast to breathe
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Straight Ahead
02:41
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Oh lord, I keep on thinking
About thinking again
About thinking again
To no end
Live my life waiting for something
To come and lift me up
To come and lift me up
Drinking from that cup
Some say life ain’t worth living
Unless it’s straight ahead
Unless it’s straight ahead
Won’t you let it bend?
My mind it folds
My heart runs home
And the more I sit and think
I think about them both
Oh, won’t you please just tell me
About the path of men
About the path of men
Do you see it end?
And why won’t the great creator
Show his face again
Show his face again
If he’s there?
My mind it folds
My heart runs home
And the more I sit and think
I think about them both
Oh lord, I keep on thinking
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Plans
03:34
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Thought I had done the dance
Caught up in young romance
Took your every lead
All you wanted
Your words were ringing true
But never followed through
All your promises
Kept me waiting
So nice to see you
I think you owe me something more than this
Hey, thought I knew you
But what is there to know
Plans are changing
Lately you are fading
Don't act like you're a service
Don't say that I deserved this
Tear up your diary
Story's over
So nice to see you
I think you owe me something more than this
Hey, thought I knew you
But what is there to know
Plans are changing
Lately you are fading
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Out On The Water
03:20
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Midnight, out on the water
Moonlight lends quite a view
Starving for a grand adventure
In an old green canoe
Who knows exactly what we’ll find
I hear our days are numbered
Who knows when we’ll be gone?
That’s why I’m out on the water
Telling stories, singing songs
Someday I hope you’ll sing along, ba ba
Out on the water, we’ll find
Who knows what we’ll find
Out on the water, the water
Someday I hope you’ll sing along, ba ba
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