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Isakov's Daydream
02:40
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Everybody’s looking for something they call love, but I don’t know
Said, "I don’t know"
Left my setup in Tucson, Arizona for a one night stand in Winslow
Scrounging around for change to make the day, but I don’t know
How to get home
Where were you sleeping when I called you this evening, Eleanor
Oh, Eleanor
The moon hangs different in the sky
Ever since you left that night
The spirits in the trees still haunt me
Who’s gonna drag my bones down that Sedona pine line tonight?
What’s between the devil and the liar
Is it you, is it me that’s left in the fire
What if the flames and the burning aren’t eternity
If it’s the living and breathing that’s killing me
Oh, Eleanor
Come sit by my feet at the shore
Remind me how to be, how to sit and smile and breathe
I don’t want to go home on my own tonight
I’m not going home alone tonight
The spirits in the trees still haunt me
I buried my sins and the tragedy down that Sedona pine line tonight
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Cowboy Stealer
03:04
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The saloon doors open half-past ten
I hope to dance with you once again
With your bloodshot eyes and your bruised misery
The dust gets kicked all around this town
Like a fallen angel right into the ground
Shooting stars and seeing hearts of the lonely
Cause I’m a cowboy stealer I’m on the run
Ain’t got no money, ain’t got no gun
Just a lasso of time and I’m coming for you
No Midwest girl could love you like I do
Lay down your arms and I’ll show to you
The way these spurs move with the cues
I won’t leave you tied up alone tonight
You can saddle on up and settle in
Boots and booze will be the only friends
Of the two of us drawn across the skylight
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Come in, Travis! North Carolina
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