1. |
Less of the Same
03:18
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Turn off that light
Pull on that door
Hand me your mouth
Tell me I’m yours
Tell me you’re mine
Tell me I’m fine
Dull out the ache in my domicile, stay a while
I don’t want much
Want to be clean
Want to be seen
Want to feel pain
Want to feel rage
Want to see change
I just want less
I just want less
I just want less
I just want less
I just want less
Less of the same
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2. |
Rita
03:55
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Where did you go drinking last night
Were you alone were you alright
I could have called you by your name
Would things have changed or stayed the same
Rita I can’t listen to you anymore
It’s my time, it’s my time
And Rita I can hear you knocking at my door
It’s my time, it’s my time
When did you know you’d come around
To bring me down
Before you go
Rita I can’t listen to you anymore
It’s my time, it’s my time
And Rita I can hear you knocking at my door
It’s my time, it’s my time
And when you go
Don’t be afraid
You’re better off
In some forgotten place
Rita I can’t listen to you anymore
It’s my time, it’s my time
And Rita I can hear you knocking at my door
It’s my time, it’s my time
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3. |
Let That River Roar
05:03
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Let that river roar
Cutting through the valley floor
Let that river roar
Cutting through the valley floor
River hold me tight
River hold me deep
Valley open up it’s arms
In the river it will keep
Mama told me child
Mama told me true
Stay upon that river bank
‘fore the water catches you
Let that river roar
Cutting through the valley floor
Let that river roar
Cutting through the valley floor
River hold me tight
River hold me deep
Valley open up it’s arms
In my soul it will keep
Mama cried oh child
Mama cried oh please
Carry me from Tennessee
All the way to Cherokee
Let that river roar
Cutting through the valley floor
Let that river roar
Cutting through the valley floor
Let that river road
Cutting through the valley floor
Let that river roar
Cutting through the valley floor
Let that river roar
Cutting through the valley floor
Let that river roar
Cutting through the valley floor
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4. |
Still Call
03:38
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Summer looked fine to me
Pale lightning burning in the sheets
Coffee on the front porch, laughing in the tub
Wondering what you were thinking of
Mountain living’s harder every year
Wasted nights just wiping off the tears
We were growing distant like silence in the trees
We just smiled and turned on the heat
Thought we’d be fine, but you were trying to tell me
It doesn’t work just cause you want it to
I’m ok, I just feel like a failure
Is it alright if I still call on you?
Were we close enough to love?
Were we further from the end?
Were we just about as close as we can get?
You’ll always be my friend
Thought we’d be fine, but you were trying to tell me
It doesn’t work just cause you want it to
I’m ok, I just feel like a failure
Is it alright if I still call on you?
Thought we’d be fine, but you were trying to tell me
It doesn’t work just cause you want it to
I’m ok, I just feel like a failure
Is it alright if I still call on you?
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