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The Story of Mr. Sound
04:35
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Sound took his course to sea, he hadn’t slept a wink
But the time got tiring and he had to rest
The waves below struck his chest
But Mr. Sound admired his fathers sympathy
And sound got tired and sunk into the sea
There was a broken bullet on an empty page
Mostly crumpled up and hidden away
His gun powder spilled out underneath
The page into an opening
And the powder rolled into a chute
And down it fell, through the wall the furnace flew
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Baby Brother Boy
05:20
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And so just like we were told the graves all broke and the tree’s got cold
The ground beneath my feet opened up to weep and the hole swallowed the sun
The Mountains were full of love
Dark men search the road so we’ve hidden under stones with the slugs
We can’t get away, not this time boy
Some day you’ll say goodbye to this big baby eyes
Say goodbye say goodbye Baby Brother Boy
Some day you’ll say goodbye to this big baby eyes
Say goodbye say goodbye Baby Brother Boy
The snow bites your nose but don’t cry, don’t cry
Because you can’t cry
You steal so you can eat, Your happy because your free and no one can tell
You see everything so well
Some day you’ll say goodbye to this big baby eyes
Say goodbye say goodbye Baby Brother Boy
Some day you’ll say goodbye to this big baby eyes
Say goodbye say goodbye Baby Brother Boy
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