1. |
Carry On
04:21
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Meet your new rivals
Try to carry the survivors
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2. |
Waking Up
02:51
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Sick and tired
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3. |
Happy
02:11
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Shining silver's gone
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4. |
See What U Do?
03:18
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So he left without a word
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5. |
Traveller's Song #2
04:05
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Good things may come
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6. |
The Flip Flop Song
02:21
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This one's called the flip flop song
Went for a walk and where are my flip flops?
I left them in the hotel room
When I went back
When I went back
They were not there
They were not there
Oh no where can they be?
Where are they? Where did I put them?
Wait a minute
Wait a minute
There they are
There they are, hoorah
Hoo rah
Hoorah
I went for a walk and where are my flip flops?
Left them in the hotel room
Wait a minute
Wait a minute
There they are
There they are
Hoorah
Hoorah!
Hoorah!
Hoorah
Hoorah!
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7. |
Every Day
03:50
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He used to light it every day
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8. |
Sleeptime Melody
03:09
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Show me a dry place
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9. |
Janet
02:58
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It's not how she look
Or the things that she do
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10. |
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Amazing explosion, inside my own house
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11. |
Shoe String Song
03:05
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Or I will end up in your hall
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12. |
Arms That Hold Me
02:41
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Why do i keep pushing you away?
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13. |
Something I'm Not
03:08
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Look in my eyes, can you see through me?
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14. |
Brother
02:51
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The title of it is your very own name
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15. |
Driftaway
04:21
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Warm light and the windowsill covered by your curtain
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Tommy Binks Rotherham, UK
Singer / GuitarPlayer / Songwriter from Rotherham.......
South Yorkshire.
Tommy Binks recommends:
One of my other things........guitar instrumentals.
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