1. |
Magic Ferry
03:32
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2. |
Nothing We Couldn't Do
02:44
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3. |
Troubles by the Door
03:34
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Some days it all just catches up
Running around and running out of luck
You get bogged down but you get back up
You ain't got time to even notice
Just when you've got it figured out
The tide turns leaving you in doubt
There ain't no time to get worked up about
What you've got no hand in changin'
Is there something I can do for you
To make you feel right at home
if there's one thing I could say to you
To help you to leave your troubles by the door
Summer days underneath the sun
People laughing and having fun
You ain't too old and you ain't too young
To get on down you've got to be willin'
(Willin'!)
Is there something I can do for you
To make you feel right at home
if there's one thing I could say to you
To help you to leave your troubles by the door
Is there something I can do for you
To make you feel right at home
if there's one thing I could say to you
To help you to leave your troubles by the door
To help you to leave your troubles by the door
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I swear I always find myself
Breaking off a piece for someone else
And by the time I get home I feel
So alone
I wish there was something left
To fill this hole burning in my chest
Lord please let me learn from my mistakes
Whenever I meet a girl
I wanna give her the whole wide world
But I end up with nothing but
Tears and sorry
I swear it's the last time
I should be so blind
Now I know just what I have to do.
Don't give all your love away
Save just a little for that rainy day
You've got to keep yourself in mind
Always look out from behind
Because you just don't know what's in store
For you
My father always told me
You've got to help yourself you see
People got problems of their own
And now I know just what he meant
You'll end up badly bent
You can't save a drowning man
If you can't swim
Don't give all your love away
Save just a little for that rainy day
You've got to keep yourself in mind
Always look out from behind
Because you just don't know what's in store
For you
Don't give all your love away
Save just a little for that rainy day
You've got to keep yourself in mind
Always look out from behind
Because you just don't know what's in store
For you
(Don't give all your love away)
For you
(Don't give all your love away)
Ahh you just don't know
(Don't give all your love away)
You just don't know
(Don't give all your love away)
You just don't know
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5. |
It's Alright
04:18
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6. |
Theme
01:37
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7. |
I Think It's Time
02:49
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I think it's time for a change
Time to rearrange my mind
I think it's time that I start
Listening to my own heart
I think it's time
Time for thinkin' ahead
No more layin' round in bed
Time to build a new start
No more hidin' in the dark
Gonna do what's best for me
No more wait around and see
Gonna find a little fun
Get out and feel the sun
I think it's time
No more stops and reservations
No more lonely tears
No more thoughts of separation
No more worried fears
No more hopes of apparition
For something to appear
No more
I think it's time for a change
Time to rearrange my mind
I think it's time that I start
Listening to my own heart
I think it's time
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8. |
Uneasy Feelin'
03:15
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9. |
Colorado Skyline
02:49
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10. |
Stronger Together
02:43
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11. |
Truth Takes Time
04:07
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12. |
Closing Theme
03:02
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Nate Ward Ventura, California
After years of drumming for bands such as Pacific Range and Glenn Annie, Nate Ward, found himself in a new predicament. With tours cancelled and a void to fill, Nate, wrote about his changing world. This would lead to a sizable body of work with influences reminiscent of old-time folk singers like Woody Guthrie and Bob Dylan, and other artists like The Band, George Harrison and Arthur Russell. ... more
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