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What Can I Do
03:07
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Maggie May
04:09
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It's alright if you don't have a car
Stick with him and you will get far
Sign your name and your dreams will come true
1000 dream 1000 lovers too
Maggie May she really love the band
Always on her knees with a helping hand
Broken back but not a broken heart
She'll love you madly, til you part
Hands locked with my mainest man
Done deal hope he understands
Sold his soul but lost his mind
They're coming all in due time.
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1000 miles from you
02:25
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Come to me babe, come to me right
Driving to me, makes you feel right
Come to me babe, come to me right
Driving to me makes you feel right
Doo- doo doo!
I'm loving you babe, I just can't deny
You're coming with me, lets go for a ride
I'm loving you babe, I just can't deny
You're coming with me, lets go for a ride
Doo- doo doo!
We're cruising the day, cruising the night
We're cruising the sun, the stars in the sky
We're cruising the day, cruising the night
We're cruising the sun, the stars in the sky
Doo- doo doo
Doo- doo doo
Doo- doo doo
Doo- doo doo
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5. |
Mr. Nilsson
04:28
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She sees the castles in the sky
She takes the money she don't mind
She feels that tingle in her spine
She takes the money she don't mind
And Mr. Nilsson, in his robe
In his wheelchair, In his throne
I believe in him
And I believe in me
We're breaking down the walls, yeah
We're gonna set you free
With the devil's daughter
I've committed some sin
We drank from the water
of snakes and serpents
And Mr. Nilsson, in his robe
In his wheelchair, In his throne
She sees the castles in the sky
She takes the money she don't mind
She feels that tingle in her spine
She takes the money she don't mind
And Mr. Nilsson, in his robe
In his wheelchair, In his throne
I believe in him
And I believe in me
We're breaking down the walls, yeah
We're gonna set you free
With the devil's daughter
I've committed some sin
We drank from the water
of snakes and serpents
And Mr. Nilsson, in his robe
In his wheelchair, In his throne
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See You In The Morning
03:02
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It's been a good day, it's time to say goodnight
I'm gonna miss you, I'll see you in the morning
It's been a good day, its time to say goodnight
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Here Comes The Witch
03:50
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Here comes that witch again
Trying to scratch that itch away
Wondering where the boys will play
Looking for a place to lay
Please baby, Please baby, don't you put your spell on me
Black cats, Voo- Doo dolls, broken mirrors, jealousy
Oh, magic lady please do me no harm, fly back to your mountain
We won't drink from your fountain
If you see her look away
Turn back the other way
Duck down the alleyway
Live to see another day
Oh, she's an evil witch
Oh, such an evil witch
Yeah, she's an evil witch
Come on, come on, come on yeah
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The Dirty Mothers Los Angeles, California
Keeping true to the summer of love and the dirty days of the 70's rock era, The Mothers are known for their deep love of Marijuana, psychedelic drugs, alter egos, and flamboyant attire. With a complete disconnection to the modern day world, The Mothers are your best bet for a savage, unadulterated Rock & Roll freak-out. ... more
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