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Melancholy Man
01:53
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I'm not feeling heartsick baby, just feeling homesick lately. If he can't calm your nerves, hold your tongue, still your heart like you want; call me up and take me out.
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Eureka One
01:49
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So it's your birthday again. I'll clip you a picture from some old book and then send it to you via post, enamored to be the one you love the most.
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Come Home Soon
02:01
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Come home soon your letter read to me. Come home soon baby can't you see. Just put down your records, cut your song and leave. Come home soon.
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Lonely Souls
02:33
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All the lonely souls on the third floor, they got photos of long ago from where they've been. They're chipping off the paint 'round the front door in case they wander off again. All the lonely souls on the third floor cackle and caw, they don't even knock. All the lonely souls on the third floor, they won't even talk.
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Witches Out West
02:16
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When you're with us you'll never be alone. Those witches out west, they want to take you home. They'll push and they'll pull and they'll try to get to you, oh those witches out west they want to take you home. Out on the streets they'll find you all alone. Those witches out west they've long forgotten home. They're mixing their tricks and they'll try to get to you, oh those witches out west they want to take you home.
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Eureka Two
01:55
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Brush the leaes off of your bed, take another look and then you'll see letters that you'd never read postmarked 2013, oh yeah. Garden green and river red, we stopped in Telluride until you slept. You took a picture overhead, and God I wish that we had never met.
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Sherwood
02:53
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It won't snow when you want it to because you don't love the winter hald as much as I do. You don't know where you're headed to, the west is just as lonely as long as I can't have you. Madeline, I won't be home. Fall asleep beside the phone. Tell me i'm the one for you. It's not a dream unless you want it too.
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Holly of the Mountain
01:57
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Holly of the mountain creep into my dreams, back to your apartment where those willow branches lean. Tell me all your stories and pick my conscience clean again. Holly won't you walk with me around the park at night, you know it's just the two of us, no one else in sight. How's your baby boy doin'? Yeah, is he alright? Holly of the mountain, I watched you stroll away westward to Olympia with nothing left to say. Oh, why'd you have to go and do it? You know I cannot last another day.
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Melancholy Reprise
01:39
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If he can't calm your nerves, hold your tongue, still you heart like you want. Call me up and take me out.
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