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Roads
03:13
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2. |
Truth About Love
03:41
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3. |
Blue Water On Deck
04:28
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4. |
Performance Jones
02:55
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5. |
Heart With A Hole
04:14
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Well they say you’ve been asking about the company I keep
And now you’d like to know what I think
Well I ain’t had a thought, since you set me free
And my companions are Time and Drink
Chorus
When you lied and you left, It made permanent rift, and the Love ran out faster than wine
But you can’t mend a heart with a hole, it can only be filled up with time
Second Verse
Now you’ve got to be honest with yourself
Before spouting your truths, to anyone else
But words can’t speak more, than actions will tell
And the truth is my heart can’t be helped
Repeat Chorus
Third Verse
And forgiveness don’t live in a Heart with a Hole
Your pitch was convincing, but spare me your tears
Though you may be a sight to behold
Your voice is a sound I can’t hear
Chorus
Outro/Alt. Chorus
So you need me to hold, I say cling to the Road! though I know you may think me unkind
no you can't fix a heart with a hole, it can only be filled up in time
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7. |
Ballad of Baron Pikes
03:57
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8. |
History's Coming
03:13
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9. |
Cool Dark Place
04:28
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10. |
One Less '67
05:04
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11. |
Composition of Starlight
03:35
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JJ Ford San Luis Obispo, California
Singer/Songwriter & Country Rawkin' Performer . . .
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