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Red and Green
02:50
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Cosmonaut
04:22
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Tammany
03:10
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Rotten Deal
03:54
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We head north
Through the cities of industry
Their names are escaping me now
They’re burned out
All the golden age ghosts
March up the coast to the beat
All the torn out hearts of the children
Now they all run away to New England
They head north til the grass grows green again
La la la la la la la la
I’ve been driving around this goddamn town
And I can’t find a reason to stay
La la la la la la la la
Used to be felt like home to me
But all the people have gone away
The rain stopped
After 10 straight days
The fog burned away and we sawwww
What was left of this place, God laughed in our face
On his way to somewhere else
So amused by all my blindness
All my random acts of kindness
Ain’t worth a dime, falling straight to hell
Through the opposite end of your wishing well
All the people have gone away
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5. |
Move Away To The City
01:40
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Family and Country
05:05
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Grew up in a sleepy town
Imagine hands to hold us down
If we’d been grown we’d understand
The familiar touch of loving hands
Instead, gentle as a heart attack
We move away to the city and never look back
Instead, gentle as a heart attack
We move away to the city and never look back
I’ve traveled so far to see all this nothing
Drive this state from end to end
I’ve got no idea just where I’ve been
The country out here heaves with pain
Oh, the Capitol don’t know their name
It should have been a call for all to climb the walls
Tear the ceiling down and watch it fall
Instead they’re poisoned by their wishing wells
And they’re waking up to ringing bells
I’ve traveled so far to see all this nothing
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7. |
Wheels
04:17
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8. |
Radiate
03:11
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Wasteland
04:19
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Bueno and the Goods Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Philadelphia’s own Bueno and The Goods is a well-fitted score for your most epic daydreams. The power trio, led by songwriting partners John Bueno and Kristin Bigness, wields bold, story-driven lyrics, epic harmonies, and bursts of 60s era unrefined-garage-guitar—punctuated by eclectic percussion. ... more
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