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Weimar Blues
03:07
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I'm looking up at a cloudy sky
Ain't worried everybody will die
Strollin' by, two by two
If it's a fiery end I want to spend it with you
Let's lose these Weimar Blues
Desperadoes right from the start
Mighty angry but we ain't too smart
Getting pretty sick of playin' for tips
So we're gonna have our apocalypse
Let's lose these Weimar Blues
Now love is out of range
I feel the climate change
I was always red hot when you used to shout
But 40 days of rain put the fire out
Can't lose these Weimar Blues
I'm looking up at a cloudy sky
Hear the river as the waters rush by
Go underground, sail away
You just can't trump this perfect day
Let's lose these Weimar Blues
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Five
03:07
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Babylon
03:15
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By the rivers of Babylon we sat and we wept
When we remembered Zion
There on the willows we hung our guitars
How can we sing in this strange land?
Remember what they cried the day the city fell
Tear it down, tear it down, tear it down
Our captors told us sing, but they can go to hell
We'll sing again when vengeance comes around
By the rivers of Babylon we sat and we wept
When we remembered Zion
There on the willows we hung our guitars
How can we sing in this strange land?
Daughters of Babylon don't you shed a tear
Hide behind your high walls and locks
Happy we shall be when your children disappear
And we dash their little heads on the rocks
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4. |
Metropolis
03:07
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5. |
Last Words
04:12
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Six
02:52
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Son House
03:07
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Memory's disease
Like an open sore
Show you that old graveyard
Where Son House don't sing no more
Show you that old graveyard
Where Son House don't sing no more
Leanin' on his rock
Looking for a trace
An emptiness inside keeps sayin'
This must be the place
High on holy ground
Whisper by and by
Detroit ain't no place to live
But it's a fine place to die
Detroit ain't no place to live
But it's a fine place to die
Poured out half our gin
Said a silent prayer
But Jesus wasn't listenin'
And Son House wasn't there
C'mon Judgement Day
For my sins I'll pay
Devil go to Hell
I'll find death in my own way
Devil go to Hell
I'll find death in my own way
Finished off our gin
Said a drunken prayer
For a city's worn out memory
To a god who doesn't care
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8. |
Twelve
03:04
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Eleven Seventeen
04:20
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Serial
02:17
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11. |
I'm So Happy
02:43
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I'm so happy now you finally left me baby
Played your message I played your fool
I never could get through to you
I'm not saying you won't be missed
but your the first name on my black list
I'm so happy now we're finally disconnected
On the line to the bitter end
And off the hook when you call my friend
I'm so sorry if my silence stings
But it won't be me when your telephone rings
I'm so happy now this song is finally over
You were wild and you were free
But you just couldn't sing no harmony
One last thing I won't retract
I'm taking this out as a solo act
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Blue Pontiac Pontiac, Michigan
Blue Pontiac is a Pontiac, Michigan based roots music band.
With influences that include The Velvet Underground, Blind
Willie Johnson, and Loretta Lynn, Blue Pontiac plays original music from an indefinable aural region somewhere between acoustic punk, 1970s alternative rock, and traditional honky-tonk, a style the band calls “neo-billy.”
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