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Whipping Post
02:11
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I see your lips moving
And I know you’re talking to me
But the longer I listen, the more I’m certain
I’ve got no idea what to say
You look at me for answers
To questions you shouldn’t ask
And I’m tongue tied and my brain is fried
And I just want to take a pass
But I can’t say I don’t know even though you know
That I don’t know what to say
So, another night as your whipping post
Well, I guess that’ll be ok
Don’t you start your yelling
I’m standing right here
I’m only 3 feet across the room
And you ain’t that hard to hear
I know that when this is over
And we have both cooled down
You’ll apologize through teary eyes
For acting like such a clown
But I can’t say I don’t know even though you know
That I don’t know what to say
So, another night as your whipping post
Well, I guess that’ll be ok
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Isabel Rose
03:54
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Isabel Rose, I’m standing by the stove
Getting stoned and warming my feet
I lit a candle on the table, it wavers so unstable
I look at the dog and she looks at me
This old house creaks and makes sounds
That sometimes scare me from my sleep
But I wake up to find that my fright is left behind
Because I’m always in good company
But you are gone away
I’ve been elected to stay
I’ll hold down the fort myself
And Isabel Rose, if you come back home
Nothing will have moved from the shelves
Isabel Rose, the forks are in the drawers
And I’ve put the knives back in the block
This winter’s weighing down, so heavy on the town
And I’m just waiting for the snow to stop
And when you come back around, I will bathe the hound
So she’s so soft and smelling sweet when you arrive
But for now, I’ve run out of words. I just miss you so, my girl
Don’t you forget to keep me on your mind
But you are gone away
I’ve been elected to stay
I’ll hold down the fort myself
And Isabel Rose, if you come back home
Nothing will have moved from the shelves
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3. |
Drunk Again
02:36
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I came home last night around three
You were waiting up for me
Telling me things, what, I don’t know
Cause I was at the bar until the early morn
Drunk again! I was drunk again!
While I was out howling at the moon
You were waiting the whole night through again
I was getting drunk, I was feeling mellow
Having a good time with my drinking fellows
I was about to leave when what do you know?
The barman said, “half price if you don’t want to go”
Drunk again! I was drunk again!
While I was out howling at the moon
You were waiting the whole night through again
Don’t be mean, don’t be mad
I know it again. I’ve been bad
If you let me off this time
With a tap on the head and a warning line
Don’t send me to prison, don’t take me to jail
Cause ain’t nobody gonna come and pay my bail
Drunk again! I was drunk again!
While I was out howling at the moon
You were waiting the whole night through again
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4. |
Learn How To Lose
03:01
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Zak Sobel New York, New York
Zak Sobel is a singer-songwriter/composer from New York, New York. Check out Zak’s newest project, “LUNCH." Zak has licensed original compositions to Verizon and Cameo, as well as having worked as the Music Supervisor, a Composer of Original Music, and as an Associate Producer on the film, "Hansel & Gretel Get Baked.” ... more
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