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Prairie Lane
02:57
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See you when you wise up
See you when you calm down
See you when you sober up
Yeah, I’ll see you when you come around
Walking the floor
Hitting the door
I don’t know you anymore
Rolling the dice
Ain’t thinking twice
What you got, I don’t want no more
Letting go of memories
Reeling in the years
Shaken up and shook down
Accounts in arrears
Walking the floor
Hitting the door
I don’t know you anymore
Rolling the dice
Ain’t thinking twice
What you got, I don’t want no more
Some things are better left undone and unsaid
We’re better off letting things that died stay dead
Back on Prairie Lane
Ain’t never opening
That dusty old box
Couldn’t if I wanted to
Got too many locks
Walking the floor
Hitting the door
I don’t know you anymore
Rolling the dice
Ain’t thinking twice
What you got, I don’t want no more
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Locally Famous
03:41
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Line outside another place
I don’t recognize
Flattery might get you in
If I like the lies
Hey you
Wanna come to the show?
I’ll put your name down
If you wanna go
You oughta turn up
And see us play tonight
What else you gonna do
On a dead-end Friday night?
Somebody did something here
What it was, I have no clue
Matters to the local folks
But we’re just passing through
Small town deja vu
Nothing to see
Whiskey's on the menu
With a shot of ennui
Locally famous
Favorite son
Nice place you got here
Just like the last one
Thanks for the memories
Glad the show was fun
Maybe we’ll swing through again
When the record’s done
Hey you
Thanks for showing up
I see you bought the t-shirt
And the souvenir cup
We’ll try to come back
And play your favorite hits
If we can recall
Where exactly this is
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Feeling Blue
02:18
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Empty house, empty heart
Don’t know why everything broke apart
Wish we could go back to the start
But you said goodbye
I’m feeling blue
Don’t know what I’m gonna do
Bless my soul, what’s wrong with me?
Radio played “Only a Memory”
Took me back to how it used to be
But you said goodbye
I’m feeling blue
Don’t know what I’m gonna do
Never miss a good thing til it’s gone
Rock and roll is such a fickle thing
To build all your dreams upon
Now I’m told we’ve come so far
Please tell me exactly where we are
Whatever happened to the last rock star?
You said goodbye
I’m feeling blue
Don’t know what I’m gonna do
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Kingfisher
04:14
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Deuces
03:30
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Low Down
05:23
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Kamera (Wilco cover)
02:55
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Lonely Oak New Hampshire
Based in New Hampshire, USA, Mark Reimer composes and performs original music under the name Lonely Oak in the spirit of American blues, country, and gospel ancestors. Descended from Okies and Arkies (look it up), he was an ordained minister in his 20s and has been a traveler ever since. ... more
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