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Riding Down That Road
02:48
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"Riding down that road, and I'm not looking back !"
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Western Highway Blues
02:48
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Early Morning, Sun's still down
and I'm driving, away from town
Away from town, away from town
and I'm driving, away from town
Western Highway's there from old
now it's nothing but dark and cold
dark and cold, dark and cold
now it's nothing but dark and cold
Oh my baby, didn't you say
That tonight you'd let me stay
Oh my darling, isn't it time
that you let me change your mind ?
Love to win, hate to lose
Hate those Western Highway Blues
Highway blues, highway blues
hate those Western Highway Blues
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3. |
Almost Spring
02:17
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4. |
My Time In The Sun
04:37
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When I'm old, and my living is done
will i like what I have become ?
when i look back, what will i see ?
will there be a stranger staring at me ?
And I'll have no more bones to break
and there'll be no more mistakes to make
'cause I'll have made every single one
while i had my time in the sun
How do I judge how I have lived ?
by the money I make, or the love that I give ?
or by devotion to a higher one
while I had my time in the sun
The sun will shine from the East to the West
the sun will do what the sun does best
the sun will shine long after I'm gone
and it will set when the day is done
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5. |
You Don't Have To Worry
03:28
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You take advantage of everyone that you meet
rob them from their wallets to the shoes on their feet
Well you don't have to worry; No don't have to worry about what I'll do
You make more trouble for yourself than what I could ever make for you
You never think you could do anything wrong
but this'll catch up with you before too long
And you don't have to worry; No don't have to worry about what I'll do
You make more trouble for yourself than what I could ever make for you
You never take your part of the blame
You let it fall on someone else's name
And you don't have to worry; No don't have to worry about what I'll do
You make more trouble for yourself than what I could ever make for you
You blame your faults on everybody else
but there's no one here except yourself
Well you don't have to worry; No don't have to worry about what I'll do
You make more trouble for yourself than what I could ever make for you
You always say that you'll mend your ways
but there's more to someone than what they say
Well you don't have to worry; No don't have to worry about what I'll do
You make more trouble for yourself than what I could ever make for you
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6. |
Move It On
03:57
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Well, it came as no surprise, when i heard about your lies
time to pack your bags and move it on
around town the people say, that you should be on your way
time to pack your bags and move it on
Move it on, move it on
pack your bags and move it on
My mother said when I was young, you can't always get along
time to pack your bags and move it on
Well the things that you say, scare people away
time to pack your bags and move it on
and the things that you do, drive people away from you
time to pack your bags and move it on
Move it on, move it on
pack your bags and move it on
My mother said when I was young, you can't always get along
time to pack your bags and move it on
Well, time will decide when it's the end of your ride
time to pack your bags and move it on
it's farewell and out the door, you're not welcome anymore
time to pack your bags and move it on
Move it on, move it on
pack your bags and move it on
My mother said when I was young, you can't always get along
time to pack your bags and move it on
time to pack your bags and move it on
time to pack your bags and move it on
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When I'm tired of the changes, and trials of life
when my mind is need of reprieve
when i'm weighed down by sickness, and trouble and strife
when my body is preparing to leave
i know in my heart that one day i will return
to the place that's familiar to me
i know in my heart that one day i will return
to where the mountains will watch over me
When the time is upon me to be carried away
and be laid down in restful sleep
when the time has arrived to prepare my grave,
make sure it is wide and deep
i know in my heart that one day i will return
to the place that's familiar to me
i know in my heart that one day i will return
to where the mountains will watch over me
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8. |
Prospect Hill
02:43
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9. |
Barking Dog
02:43
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Barking dog, what's troubled you?
a noise outside in the evening dew ?
a noise outside in the evening fog ?
go back to sleep, you barking dog
Barking dog, what can you see ?
is there something after me ?
should i run or should i stay ?
won't you tell me either way ?
Barking dog, what can you hear ?
is there something I should fear ?
Should i stay or should i go ?
I wish you could tell me so
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11. |
Wait The Night
03:54
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Wait the night, and don't go home
Wait the night, and don't go home
Wait the night, and don't go home
There's no one to hold me when you're gone
You're on my mind and it won't let go
You're on my mind and it won't let go
You're on my mind and it won't let go
There's no one to hold me when you're gone
Take my hand before you go
Take my hand before you go
Take my hand before you go
There's no one to hold me when you're gone
When morning comes, I'll walk you home
When morning comes, I'll walk you home
When morning comes, I'll walk you home
There's no one to hold me when you're gone
Wait the night, and don't go home
Wait the night, and don't go home
Wait the night, and don't go home
There's no one to hold me when you're gone
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12. |
South Creek
02:31
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Richard Galluzzi Sydney, Australia
Original, old time clawhammer banjo from between Sydney and the Blue Mountains, Australia.
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