1. |
after rain
03:45
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i feel it lifting away
like the smell of the flowers and the footpath
after rain
like the smell of the grass and the wind
after rain
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2. |
until then
04:49
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sometimes i don't trust myself
can't stand to see you with someone else
always thought when i was growing up
there'd be no ruts when it came to love
we live and learn
a little everyday
sometimes our minds
they just seem to stray away
so until then so until then
when those memories surface again
let's remember that we are friends
there is no start there is no end
if life was so easy there would never be songs
about losing in love
love gone wrong
if life was so easy there would never be blues
folk or country rock and roll too
i'm now getting older kids call me a man
line are appearing
no need for a tan
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3. |
karen silkwood
03:07
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i feel like karen silkwood
death is on its way
i feel like karen silkwood
i yearn for better days
where i worked was underground
the cars they coughed and fumed
i smoked too many cigarettes
each day my lungs consumed
i think too much
i know too much
i really don't fit in
i want too much
i say too much
i really don't fit in
scrub then wash i rid myself
the world engulfs my skin
i purge then cleansed rebirth again
my soul contains my sin
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4. |
lose my body
03:37
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lose my body then i lose my soul don't know when to come don't know when to go lose my body then i lose my soul don't know when to come don't know when to go i like you you like me we can be as happy as we can be i like you you like me we can be happy lose my body then i lose my soul don't know when to come don't know when to go lose my body then i lose my soul don't know when to come don't know when to go
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5. |
cultural isolation
04:54
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can't separate the man
cultural isolation
dual reality
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6. |
field of irises
04:55
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Jon S Williams Melbourne, Australia
Electric Guitar
Acoustic Guitar
Composition
Improvisation
Recording
Performance
Vocals
I acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which I live and play music: Naarm (Melbourne Australia), the unceded country of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation, who speak the Woi Wurrung language.
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