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The Wolf
04:23
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Drivin’ on the coast from South to North
He is on the move on a seaside road
Leaving his old life with a hard goodbye
He will travel on towards the sky
The wolf is crying to the moon
The flowers die before they bloom
Change always comes too soon
The wolf is crying to the moon
He is in the mountains of New York
Helping Father John to do his work
Building up a shelter on his lawn
He’ll be knockin’ nails until he’s gone
The wolf is crying to the moon
The flowers die before they bloom
Change always comes too soon
The wolf is crying to the moon
He is in the midst of a big change
He is lookin’ out at the coming’ rain
Seein’ all his fears of death and pain
He will have to conquer them someday
The wolf is crying to the moon
The flowers die before they bloom
Change always comes too soon
The wolf is crying to the moon
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2. |
Ambition
04:57
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Call it, lack of ambition, call it something you’ve been missing
but you can’t leave your home
When the couch becomes your coffin. You’re all just locked up...
Hey… you wanna run alone?
And the skin that you’re living in has got you tied up, and you’re ready
to begin
When the foolish and the used have got you completely abused, come on!
This is your song.
And are you afraid ‘cause you’re all alone
And are you scared now ‘cause you’re almost done (you’re almost done)
And are you afraid ‘cause you’re all alone
And are you scared now ‘cause you’re almost done (you're almost done)
Well, I’ve got a feeling that you’re never gonna get up,
never gonna get movin’
When the couch becomes your coffin. You’re all just locked up...
Hey… you wanna run alone?
And the skin that you’re living in has got you tied up, and you’re ready
to begin
When the foolish and the used have got you completely abused, come on!
This is your song.
And are you afraid ‘cause you’re all alone
And are you scared now ‘cause you’re almost done (you’re almost done)
And are you afraid ‘cause you’re all alone
And are you scared now ‘cause you’re almost done (you're almost done)
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3. |
When We're a-Lovin'
04:26
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Last night, we hit the ground running
Freight train, didn’t see it coming
His eyes, deep as the ocean
That man when we’re a-lovin’
Doo da doo doo…
His eyes deep as the ocean
Doo da doo doo…
This morning, we let the dog loose
She said “I’ll be the conductor, and you the caboose”
I said, “I don’t know how you make me so wild
Won’t you stay here for a little while?”
Doo da doo doo…
Won’t you say here for a little while?
Doo da doo doo
I listen close to what he’s telling me
He said “Can’t you see you put a spell on me?”
I said “I don’t know how you make me so wild but
I think I’ll stay here for a little while”
Doo da doo doo…
Don’t know how you make me so wild
Doo da doo doo…
Flying down the railroad track
I said, “I can’t wait until I come back and look
into your eyes, deep as the ocean
Deep as can be when we’re a-lovin’”
Doo da doo doo…
His eyes deep as the ocean
Doo da doo doo…
That man when we’re a-lovin’
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4. |
Eight Months
08:34
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Ghostly faces that haunt me at night
Driving me insane, gripping my pillow tight
And these faces that fall on the wall
Are you here or there? It's not clear
And these feelings that roll down my spine
A heavyweight with no compromise
Well it's hard when you look in the mirror
and don't know who you'll find
I often wonder
Do you wonder too?
x3
I'm your blood
x3
And a feeling of hopelessly needing
to change the course of time
Would you be too scared to see
the one you left behind?
Like fire that burns down the clutter of clearing for new life
Well it's hard when you look in the mirror
and don't know who you'll find
I often wonder
Do you wonder too?
x3
I'm your blood
x3
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Merz, Miller & the Wolves Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Merz, Miller & the Wolves gives a fresh, genre-bending variation on a conventional rock ensemble. Each song is unique and distinguishable, yet they are all unified by a collaborative, creative energy. The classic rock-band instrumentation (bass, drums, guitar) enhanced by their presence of less conventional instruments (clarinet, banjo, flute, etc.) make for a one-of-a-kind musical experience. ... more
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