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Howl Like Coyote
04:17
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Howl Like Coyote Lyrics by Jason Vanderford
Captive Fireflies
Dancing all along the side of the road
Wild aching eyes
Suburban life has left the lovers out to dry
Still holding on to there teddy bears….
She was..
Waiting for me down at the pub
With tears in her eyes, holding a dead dove
The love of her life had done her wrong
When the lies inside
Explode into the sky
I will let you in on a little secret
You and I were gonna dance tonight
All our sorrow will drift away
Night is young, Tomorrow another day…
Ferrel children… howl like coyote, howl like coyote, howl like coyote
Ferrel children… howl like coyote, howl like coyote, howl like coyote
My eyes…
Blur when i look upon these streets
That I have walked a thousand times before
So i turn my back on hope
Let the music instead
Wake up the dead
I will let you in on a little secret
Don’t drink the Kool-aid, your gonna be fooled eh..
Chaos is an old weathered shoe
Stomping on your dreams..
Splitting at the seams…
Ferrel children… howl like coyote, howl like coyote, howl like coyote
Ferrel children… howl like coyote, howl like coyote, howl like coyote
I see…
Lights moving on the edge of darkness
They light up the high way, this is my way
Potholes of dreams overdue
Winding roads
Heavy loads
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Dance with Me Bela Lugosi By Jason Vanderford
She was a small town girl
With big town eyes
Her Husbands getting drunk with his army alibies
She was bored as hell and she didn't speak Hungarian, all that well
She was taller than the rest
With a voice of southern air
She wore her lipstick red to match her pinup hair
When he asked her to dance, just like she hoped he would
He held her much closer, than he really should have
Dance with me Bela Lugosi
I’m a married gal, but I can still have some fun yeah,
Dance with me Bela Lugosi
Cause I’m a long long way from Arkansas
I want you to understand, Mr Dracula man
That where I come from we dig for diamonds in the sand
So let us dance into the ether, the graceful and the old
Love is death and we are all ghost’s
Dance with me Bela Lugosi
I’m a married gal, but I can still have some fun yeah,
Dance with me Bela Lugosi
Cause I’m a long long way from Arkansas
For years and years to come
She would tell this story to
Me and my sisters, to give us each a clue
That we would never forget, to be graceful when were old
Cause love shines bright, when we are bold
Dance with me Bela Lugosi
I’m a married gal, but I can still have some fun yeah,
Dance with me Bela Lugosi
I am young and you are old, but I don't care truth be told
Dance with me Bela Lugosi
Cause I’m a long long way from Arkansas…
I’m a long long way from Arkansas.
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Beneath Your Love
04:40
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Beneath Your Love by Jason Vanderford
Beneath your love
Beneath your grace
Beneath the call
Beneath the drug
Behind a gun
Above the law
Beneath the wild clouds of night
Consume the coast
Wade in the cold, cold tide
Beneath a blanket
Of misty sky
I found you there
I found me here
And we tried to drink it all
Among the freaks
Under the silver moon light
We walked the streets
Of our own - fucked up minds
Reaching up
For love and light
But first we must go out and fight
But first we must go out and fight
Before the sun begins to rise.
I will lay
in this tub until its cold and dry
I remain
By your side until its time to die..
Beneath your love and by your side.
You were right
And said it best
Your crooked smile
standing taller above the rest
You said that life
Is not a quest
As silky tears ran down your chest
Into the marsh
of life's decay
We denied our sleep so we,
could seize the day
In the valley - in the valley
Of concrete trees
This is not a place to be
This is not a place to be
And our spirits both agreed.
I will lay
in this tub until its cold and dry
I remain
By your side until its time to die..
Beneath your love and by your side.
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4. |
The Basso
03:13
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5. |
Crocodiles
03:39
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Ragged Hearts
04:31
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7. |
Midnight In Oakland
02:50
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8. |
Empress Of Killjoy
04:29
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