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B
01:45
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Heaven on the Rocks
03:44
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Raised glasses to a new sky
Pour another for the times
Rocks rising in the low tide
They’re sharper than a razor blade of lies
Another flash of violence
Turns the water into wine
Though there’s heaven in the silence
We’re floating on a riverbed of knives
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3. |
Western Wash
03:02
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You say it's my turn
I say it's yours
Pots, pans, silverware
Water's dribbling onto the floor
Is that a rice dish?
I know it's not mine
If there's a criminal we're looking for
You're the one doing time
Ooh, wash
The plate of pasta
Yea, it’s mine
Let's wash it all together now
Get out of here and into the light
Ooh, wash
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4. |
Dynamic Dogs
03:47
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Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious and I’m out
Even though the sound of it is something quite atrocious
Say it loud
You’ll always sounds precautious with the expialidocious on your tongue
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious and you’re done
There was a man with magic in the locket of his pocket, have you heard?
He travelled all around the world and everywhere he went he used his word
All would say there goes a clever gent amongst the kings and queens around
Supercalifragilisticexpialodious, what a sound
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5. |
Viva Jam
01:45
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Float Away
03:36
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Let me take you by the hand
Let’s float away, let’s float away
We’ll embrace love without a care
Let’s float away, let’s float away
Let’s float away, let’s float away
Sway in my arms (in my arms)
Won’t do you harm (do no harm)
Sway in my arms
Ooh
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Earth Jam
01:04
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8. |
Endless Summer III
01:29
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My Van
02:02
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My van give me peace of mind
My van was the sweetest find
My van takes my worries away
I take it out on the town everyday
I had a five speed that I really loved
I also had a band, things were looking up
I had to get around, had to get out and play
My van was the only way
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10. |
Diva
02:01
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You know that she’s a diva
A diva queen
Puts her diamonds in the river
Puts the river in her tea
You want it here, you want it there
You want it everywhere
You want it here, you want it there
You want it everywhere
You know that she is clever
A clever machine
She gets it from her mother
And she puts it on me
I want it here, I want it there
I want it everywhere
I want it here, I want it there
I want it everywhere
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11. |
The Tao
03:23
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Fill, fill your bowl to the brim
Keep sharpening your knife
Do work and step, step back
The only path to serenity
Do work and let, let go
Chase, chase after money
And your heart will never unclench
Do work and step, step back
The only path to serenity
Do work and let, let go
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12. |
Oh Love
03:03
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Oh love, would you come here my darling
One more, one more kiss from you dear
Oh love, the beauty in all that you give
One more, one more kiss from you dear
Oh love
No love, there is no mystery to my blank stare
I went to the moon and came back
Oh love, if you only heard what I hear
One more, one more kiss from you dear
Oh love
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LADADA Norfolk, Virginia
linktr.ee/ladada
band:
ladadaband@gmail.com
label:
hunter@gold-robot.com
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