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Walk the Dog
03:45
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Do you walk the dog, when you’re all alone?
Do you walk your doggy dog, when you’re talking on the telephone?
What do you do when Johnnie’s home? What do you do?
Do you walk the dog, when you’re on the move?
Do you walk your doggy dog, with nothing to lose?
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She drove a spike
02:15
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She drove a spike straight through my heart
What do I do?
What do I choose?
What do I want?
From this debutante
She drove a spike straight through my heart
What do I do?
Well I guess if I have to..
More, I want more and more and more
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Mice in the Walls
05:38
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There might be mice in the walls, there might be.
There might be more than that; something more than a rat
So we smoked out the mouse, but we burnt down our house.
There might be mice in the walls, there might be
We’ll trap them under our thumbs; we can’t afford the extra crumbs
So we smoked out the mouse, but we burnt down our house
Yeah burn it down…
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Rush to the Cemetery
05:40
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Stoplight swinging red on the avenue; a traffic jam in the middle of the afternoon
As we rush to the cemetery, rush to the cemetery
Friday morning I think that I will fake the flu, so Thursday evening I can sing the whiskey blues
And rush to the cemetery, rush to the cemetery
Don’t let me down
Come live underground
Microwave through your dinner plate and stew
Drink your poison till your heart is no longer blue
And rush to the cemetery, rush to the cemetery
Don’t let me down
Come live underground
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C.E.O.Blues
04:54
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Jane and Johnnie Doe went out to the well
They dropped all their coins down and listened as they fell
Jane and Johnnie Doe went our to the river
They went to dip their bodies in, but couldn’t take the shiver
Love it like a drug I do
Jane and Johnnie Doe went out to the bank
They put in all their savings as the stocks sank
On the other side of town, on the highest hill
The richest man around, watched his pockets fill
He loves it like a drug
Love it like a drug I do
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Settle Down
02:29
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Ill hang you down, down to the ground, yeah down from your cloud
Ill show you how, if I’m aloud ill show you around
I heard a sound singing settle down
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8. |
Losing
05:22
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9. |
Green River
05:47
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So I took my baby down to the green river
I showed her where factories dump and deliver
Green River, Cuyahoga,
In 1969 it burnt like gasoline,
Our own burning river, if you know what I mean
Cuyahoga, Green River
Don't drink the water...
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