1. |
Welcome Home Harry
04:39
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2. |
We Ride Whales
04:27
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I was a sailor
I came from the sea
I was a canvas would you please put paint on me
I was a tall man who complained about the sun
I was an avalanche who saved everyone
Coin me a writer and I’ll sing, I’ll sing you a song
Give me a black heart, oh and Ill tell you what she has done
Drink some salvation, oh and tell me what you see
A contract, kill him, so we could sit on top of your tree
Give me a penny thats useless I’ll buy you a home
Kill a carpenter and give his hands to the poor
Theres a fire that burns somewhere up north
Burns somewhere where no ones watching
No ones watching
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3. |
B13
03:53
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Make know faults that can leave us crying
Just go make me your other side
Yeah
Cause I oh I came from you
Just go slip from your God sent light
We’ll Oh we’ll see you
Fruit of your vacant tries
Cause I oh I came from you
You will ya see it
No one ever points out your mistakes
I end up trying but I hesitate
I thought I saw you go erase the line
Make up your twisted mind
There's water flowing down different stream
Slowly mending every ruptured seam
Clear enough I think you see it now
Support the troops and they won’t let you down
Dress goes apply to both me and you
Cause I oh I came from you
You will ya see it too
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4. |
Blood Libel
04:48
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5. |
We Drive Like Dancers
03:39
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6. |
Lemons
04:27
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April winds are firey
And a sea shell was never my home
Can't fault a dreamer you'll not find me
And her eyes will be swollen and cold
How can this fire be so chilling
Where can our mothers be found
Dress me in camp Carolina
Get me a plane out of town
Fathers of fathers are not vexing
To a bramble that's caught in my hair
When red is not death that's when we'll sing
Oh and John will follow with out a care
He'll follow you without a care
Lemons are our food in the evening
Mascots of our ruined night
My friend my God why you fleeting
My special service is done done done done
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7. |
The Car
04:44
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8. |
Chasing Rabbits
04:34
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9. |
Bakersfield
03:16
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We had the beach we had no shame to walk it
And to talk about the high tides
Where the seagulls fall to depths that bring no tears to our crying eyes
Couldn’t talk about the current that followed you
Count the guns one and two
Where the grass lays sideways
And the people two and three
That was enough for me to call you back to Bakersfield
The kids they like the way they want it, but so it seems
They laugh, they love the songs about heart ache, but I’m not sure what the means
The cat that ran, they sew the seeds, but find a way from all this coughing
But boy you hardly know what you’ve done
Hopeful mothers wait for the Spring
Young gun graveyards wait for anything
Take one good look at the Sun and tell me which ones yours
No one runs when they’re reassured
The kids they like the way they want it, but so it seems
They laugh, they love the songs about heart ache, but Im not sure what the means
The cat that ran, they sew the seeds, but find a way from all this coughing
But boy you hardly know what you’ve done
Boy you hardly know what you’ve done
To Me
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10. |
Thormod And John
04:22
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11. |
I Ate The Crow
05:12
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12. |
The Girls
04:08
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The War Effort Kansas City, Missouri
The War Effort is a five-piece band from Kansas City, Missouri.
Aaron - Guitar &
Vocals
Tell - Guitar & Vocals
Michael - Vox & Keys
Thomas - Bass & Vocals
Adam - Drums
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