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Twice as Hard
03:02
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Maybe it’s a present, or it’s a past
Maybe it’s a future that never lasts
Maybe if I pleaded or begged and borrowed
Maybe love’s a diamond but twice as hard
I don’t know you – but I love
I don’t know you – but I love you
You said all you wanted to win the war
Was all I ever needed to feel secure
Maybe if I pleaded or begged and borrowed
Maybe love’s your mettle but twice as hard
I don’t know you – but I love
Sometimes it’s like I don’t know you – but I love you
You said all you needed fit in your cart.
When all you ever needed fit in your heart
Maybe if I pleaded or begged and borrowed
Maybe love’s a bargain but twice as hard
I don’t know you – but I love
Sometimes it’s like I don’t know you – but I love you
Sometime it’s like I don’t know you / ya!
Sometime it’s like I don’t know you / ya!
Sometime it’s like I don’t know you / ya!
Sometime it’s like I don’t know you.
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Texas
03:56
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(Stop touching Texas like that
Stop touching Texas like that)
Stop touching Texas like that
Stop touching Texas like that
Talking about the weather
Lost my way in Desolate Bay
I lost my way and I just can’t say I’m better.
Where red line – meets blue line
Where red line – meets blue line
Stop touching Texas like that
Stop touching Texas like that
Talking about the weather
Lost my will on the way to Thornhill
Ya, I lost my will then I swallowed the pill, now I’m better, oh oh oh oh
Where red line – meets blue line
Where red line – meets blue line
[outro]
You’re not so mean - On the green screen - now.
The man on the scene, you’re on the green sceen - now.
The man on the scene, the man on the scene, ya!
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Tarmac
04:39
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Jonnie died on a switchback
He was listening to feedback, oh-oh
That he stole thru the radio
That he stole thru the radio
Leave your bags on the Tarmac
Cuz you know you won’t be back
You were missing on the playback
Now you’re gone before your comeback.
Andy lied on his tombstone
And he lied “I like this one” – oh-oh
Andy’s ghost saw right thru him
Andy’s ghost saw right thru him
Amy laughed like she lost her mind
Push Stop – no, push Rewind - oh-oh
It’s slow-mo in real-time
Real slow-mo on borrowed time
Outro –
Now you’re gone before your comeback
Now you’re gone before your comeback
Now you’re gone before you come back home.
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Machine
03:55
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I’m the one who bought the album
I’m the one who paid per click
I’m the one who sold you out, son
I’m the one who traded licks.
Aren’t you the great pretender
Aren’t you the last to know?
What I mean, I can’t remember
What I mean, I can’t let go
You’re a machine
You’re a machine that runs on
You’re a machine that runs on empty
I’m the one that broke your records
Separated John and Paul
I’m the one that sold you out, son,
I’m the one that never called.
Aren’t you the great defector
Aren’t you the last to go?
What I mean, I can’t remember
What I mean, I can’t let go.
You’re a machine
You’re a machine that runs on
You’re a machine that runs on empty
There’s always something with you
If you’re a machine…I’m a machine too, baby.
We’re all machines that run
On and on and on and on..
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Countless Numbers Toronto, Ontario
Countless Numbers tell their story through honest songwriting, rolling basslines, hard truths, and soft
angles.
They have recorded three EPs: Won (2017), Seconds (2019), and Ai Yai Yai (2022).
Countless Numbers are:
Cary Parker – vocals, guitar, keys
Lionel Doe – lead guitar, vocals
Tristan Melendreras – bass, vocals
Devin Jannetta – drums, vocals
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