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Fair Warning
02:42
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Let me give you a fair warning, child
Thing will never go your way, no they never do
If you set your sight on earthly things you will never win
No, it's a camel through the eye of a pin
Let
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Honey I Choose You
02:57
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The preacher's preachin' something about free will
But honey you know I'm a slave to ya still
But if all that preachin' talk about choice is true
Oh honey I choose you
Honey I still got eyes I can see the pretty girls go by
But they got nothin' on my sweet apple pie
If my right eye causes me to sin I might set it loose
Coz honey I choose you
Honey I choose you in the driving rain
Oh honey I choose you when the sun comes out again
Honey I choose you when I'm all alone
Coz I can't, no I can't, no I can't do it on my own
There's days where it feels like the universe is fixed
When fate takes control and your mind's playing tricks
But if I have any say in this world so blue
Oh honey I choose you
Honey I choose you in the driving rain
Oh honey I choose you when the sun comes out again
Honey I choose you when I'm all alone
Coz I can't, no I can't, no I can't do it on my own
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Since You've Gone
03:57
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Well, to look out my window it's summer time
The sun is shining and the grass is green
But since you've gone
The birds have nothing to sing
Oh, the birds that once sang songs of joy have started to cry
And the letter you left me, makes me wanna die
Well, to look out my window, the world's spinning right on time
Happy-looking people wave as they pass by
But since you've gone
I just turn my head and sigh
The clouds that once formed hidden messages of love have turned to rain
And if I didn't have my guitar, I might end up insane
The clouds that once formed hidden messages of love have turned to rain
And if I didn't have my guitar, I might end up insane
Well, I walk by our favorite haunts, but now they're looking haunted
I strum our favorite songs, but now they sound outdated
And since you've gone
Life seems overrated
The warmth that once flowed so freely from my soul has frostbite
And since you've gone
The day has turned to night
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Ain't No Grave
02:22
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Next Best Thing
02:40
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Angel Face
02:07
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Through These Eyes
02:49
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Front Door's Open
03:57
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Hey Lazarus!
04:06
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Jayden
03:14
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Shane Tutmarc Nashville, Tennessee
The music of Shane Tutmarc: Dolour, Solar Twin, and Traveling Mercies.
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