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Ball of Time
04:14
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Down that long road I came
Where old ideas move
like moonlight in the rain,
I lost the one
And it felt so strange
With that chain of anger
around my neck and that
Ball of time, rolling out of reach
And that song of life
Singing right through me
And my past that ain’t quite
What it used to be,
Down that road I came
I saw the kid and he ran so fast
Moving moonlight covering his tracks,
I let him go and he broke my heart
And down that road I came with that
Ball of time, rolling out of reach
And that song of life
Singing right through me
With my past that ain’t quite
What it used to be,
Down that road I came
I met the girl and we got lost
Moving moonlight right through my thoughts,
She taught me how to say goodbye
And down that road I came with that
Ball of time, rolling out of reach
And that song of life
Singing right through me
And my past that ain’t quite
What it used to be
Down that road I came
Came to the place where in come the ships
Moving moonlight on the waters edge,
I drank the wine and I learned the songs
And down that road I came with that
Ball of time, rolling out of reach
And that song of life
Singing right through me
With my past that ain’t quite
What it used to be
Down that road I came
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Acapulco
04:07
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I’m headed back to Acapulco
Somewhere in my head
I’ve only been the once
haven’t tried to go back since
What’s that music that I hear
Walking down the road?
And who’s the one that rings the bell
And calls me home?
That song, that song
Ringing down the wire
That song, that song
Echoes in the night
I’m headed back it feels at last
The record must be changed
I’ve Been living with tomorrow
Painted cross my face
What’s that music that I hear
Ripping down the hall?
Who the one that rings the bell
And leads me on?
That song, that song
Ringing down the wire
That song, that song
Echoes in the night
I can’t speak for much
In a world growing cold
But I see you everywhere I go
In that cool black water
Running through the night
In that day break sun
And the heartbeat of our time
That song, that song
Ringing down the wire
That song, that song
Echoes in the night
That song, that song
Ringing down the wire
That song, that song
Echoes in the night
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Party of the Sun New Hampshire
Party of the Sun is a psychedelic folk band from New Hampshire, comprised of Ethan McBrien, Rory Hurley, and Garrett Cameron.
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