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Return a Smile
02:07
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Return a smile
Too many people feeling alone
Looking for comfort on a cell phone
covering faces avoiding contact
it’s not how we got here it’s how we get back
When you return smile
Or lend someone hand
Put yourself in another's place
Rejoin the human race
we’re all only human now that should be clear
accepting each other you know there’s nothing to fear
a little compassion Can really go a long way
can warm you up inside and stay with you all day
Chorus
Put yourself in another's place
Learn to adjust your pace
A little love is all it takes
Rejoin the human race
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2. |
Inchworm Boogie
02:45
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3. |
Yourself
02:24
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Yourself
nobody understands, you're just like your old man
you never gave a damn, about anyone but you
how did it come to pass, who ever thought it would last
slipping away so fast, your demise was long overdue
you’ve got your possessions, you got your wealth
your only problem is yourself
never could stand the heat, hiding under your white sheet
never will accept defeat, everybody’s done with you
you’ve lost your possessions, you’ve lost your wealth
your only problem was yourself
nobody understands, you're just like your old man
you never gave a damn, about anyone but you
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4. |
Unusual
03:27
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5. |
June
02:40
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6. |
She Saves the Earth
03:35
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7. |
Roller Skates
02:39
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Roller skates
running out of room inside the station
tiny suitcase in your little hand
there's an ashen cloud descending on you
falling embers ponder where to land
look for comfort in your mamas eyes
find a memory to hide inside
don't let nobody see you cry
put on your roller skates and fly
on a bus without a destination
everybody's got no place to be
another sleepless night without a pillow
well at least you've got some company
look for comfort in your mamas eyes
find a memory to hide inside
don't let nobody see you cry
put on your roller skates and fly
try to get a little sleep tonight
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8. |
Frog Party
02:47
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9. |
Little Sister Dear
02:48
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My little sister dear
Next time I sing this song
I know you'll still be here
right here inside my heart
My little sister dear x2
When we were young we fought a bit
But we would always get over it
In my first car drove you to school
your big brother was kind of cool
I still can feel you near
wish we could share a beer
too soon for you to part
My little sister dear x2
A few years later I moved away
I Thought I'd move back here someday
But time goes by and plans can change
But you and me we stayed the same
Next time I sing this song
I know you'll still be here
right here inside my heart
My little sister dear x2
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10. |
Picking Dandelions
03:28
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11. |
Smilin' Again
01:58
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12. |
Nowhere is Home
01:49
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Nowhere is home
Fells like your living in a stranger’s house
and you lay on the couch trying to figure it out
seems like you should be in some other place
but you took a wrong turn and you've wasted your days
at the store you roll an empty cart
but you cant decide if you want something or not
you wonder if you'll ever feel like you're home
or if every place you go you'll just feel alone
nowhere is home
tomorrow you were gonna go somewhere
you had written it down but you left it somewhere
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