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introduction
01:24
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2. |
in a room
00:28
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3. |
Yin & Yang
03:41
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Yin & Yang
David Modersbach
Give me some yin
Give me some yang
Tell me I can do any old thing
Take me to where the blood in my veins
Runs as red as the strings of hate in your brains
Run me don’t walk me take me in vain
Moon in the gutter, face in the rain
Life in a coffin, I’m feeling no pain
Leave me tomorrow, take all your things and go…
Give me some blue skies, give me some rain
I’ll do what I can try not to complain
I’ll pack up my baggages, get me a train
Find me a new life start searching again for you
Give me some yin
Give me some yang
Tell me I can do any old thing
Take me to where the blood in my veins
Runs as red as the strings of hate in your brains
Run me don’t walk me take me in vain
Moon in the gutter, face in the rain
Life in a coffin I'm feeling no pain
Leave me tomorrow, take all your things and go away
I’ll see you away I’ll find you on some other day
Maybe we’ll stop maybe we’ll stay
But I don’t think I’ll have too much to say
To you...
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4. |
...
00:07
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5. |
Kerosene
02:57
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6. |
End of the Earth
05:44
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7. |
Crossroads
04:33
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Crossroads
David Modersbach
I can’t wait much longer than this
The moon is out but there’s something missing
I could get a mind from a highway sign
But the signs are stolen and I’m left behind
Left behind in the month of May
I’m standing at the crossroads got nothing much to say
Can’t look forward cause I’m feeling such pain
Can’t look backwards or I’ll do it all again
I look back, I look forth
Birds flying South, people moving North
I’ll just set here , wait and see
Standing at the crossroads I'm watching history
Standing at the crossroads, difficult place in history
Watching the lives roll by
Cars piled high with broken dreams and memories
Hope they don’t get lost in the great by and by
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8. |
Brand New Day
02:27
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9. |
Ordinary Day
04:19
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Ordinary day
waking up in an ordinary way
sounds so loud I shut the door
I still hear those voices bouncing
Woke this morning on the floor
Linoleum and cold
Seems like I've been here so long
Ain't nothing right done nothing wrong
I want to let go take me with you
I'm staring at you can't you see me too?
Ordinary day
waking up in an ordinary way
Light so bright I shut my eyes
Orange curtains keep on blowing
20 years ago I held you in my arms
Now I've been brought so low
Seems like I've been here so long
Ain't nothing right, done nothing wrong
I want to let go, take me with you
I'm staring at you, can't you see me too?
I'm staring at you
Ordinary day
waking up in an ordinary way...
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10. |
Rocks
04:27
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11. |
...
00:10
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12. |
Spirit of the Staircase
03:12
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13. |
santa lucia
03:02
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The Missin' Cousins Oakland, California
The Missin' Cousins are from Oakland California. We have played Alameda County & Western music since 1994, in bars, BART
stations, jail, institutions, benefits, streets, parties, etc. Much of our songs are made up, and we play a lot of folk & country songs we love.
Suzanne Pegas (singing/drums)
Elizabeth Zirker (singing/violin)
David Modersbach (singing/ guitar)
+ a cast of missin' cousins.
... more
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