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If I Had A Dollar
03:22
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If i had a dollar for every dream i had,
Then I would be a very rich man...
And i would spread it around, as even as I can,
If I had a dollar for every dream I had...Yeah!
I ain’t the guy with a pocket full of bills,
living the life high on the hill,
I don’t drive a souped up car,
have an alligator wallet full of platinum credit cards
I’m just an average, ordinary guy.
<CHORUS>
Ive spent days wishing on stars, reaching for the sky,
And fallin down hard
But I get back up, every single time,
To chase that rush cause it makes me feel alive...
Yeah I would say I’m a pretty lucky guy
I’d take everybody out on the town and buy the world another round...
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2. |
Ride On
03:32
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Baby we’ve, been wound up tight,
Running in a hundred different ways,
I’ve been missing you, so many nights,
Feels like I haven’t kissed your lips in day,
Oooh There’s a world outside of these walls,
Calling our names,
CHORUS:
Baby we can leave this town behind us,
Go somewhere where no one else can find us,
White lines, blues skys, hold tight,
Come on baby wrap your arms around me,
We’ll watch the sunset on the highway,
I’ll drive, all night, till all the gas is gone,
Baby lets Ride On.
VS 2
There’s no place, too close too far,
As long as you’re the one on the back seat,
We’ll chase the road, through the handlebars,
Winding like the river to the sea,
Oooh to feel your breath on my shoulder,
The wind in my face
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3. |
Devil In Cowboy Boots
03:11
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4. |
Questions
03:48
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SUMMER RAIN HAS NEVER FELT SO COLD
AS IT DOES STANDING HERE WATCHING TAIL-LIGHTS BURN AWAY
SOAKING WET, LONLEY AND CONFUSE,
WONDERING WHAT WENT WRONG, WHAT I DID OR DIDN'T SAY...
BABY WHO AM I SUPPOSED TO ASK
ALL THESE BURNING QUESTIONS THAT I HAVE....LIKE
CHORUS
WHERE ARE YOU GOING? WHEN WILL YOUR WHEELS?
EVER STOP ROLLING? AND HOW LONG TILL YOU TURN AROUND?
WHAT THEN? WHAT NOW? YOU LEFT TO MUCH TO THINK ABOUT...
THERE'S NO ANSWERS, I'M JUST SECOND GUESSING,
WITH NOTHING BUT QUESTIONS.
VS 2
YOU COULD HAVE SAID A HUNDRED DIFFERENT THINGS,
YOU HAD ENOUGH, SICK AND TIRED, YOU JUST WANTED SOMETHING NEW
ANYTHING WOULD HAVE BEEN BETTER THAN WHAT I GOT,
NOT A WORD, NOT A TEAR, STANDING HERE WITHOUT A CLUE,
BABY WHO AM I SUPPOSED TO ASK,
ALL THESE BURNING QUESTIONS I HAVE...LIKE
CHORUS:
LIKE A STORY WITH NO ENDING, A PUZZLE MISSING PIECES,
I CAN LET YOU GO, BUT ALL I WANT TO KNOW IS...
CHORUS
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5. |
Hard To Break
02:53
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6. |
Airplanes
03:30
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I blame the pilot for saying welcome aboard,
I blame the crew for locking up those cabin doors,
I blame the view you had from your window seat,
Yeah these days.... I blame everything on...
CHORUS:
Airplanes, the way they... fly away,
the way they took you to a place,
where i can’t see you everyday,
How they go so high, I couldn’t reach you if i tried,
you waved goodbye, and ever since that day,
I blame everything on airplanes. I don’t like anything about airplanes
Girl you know i didn’t always feel this way,
There was a time when i just couldn’t wait,
To fly away with you somewhere warm and bright,
But now I’ve got a million reasons why.....I don’t like..
CHORUS:
I could blame myself for loving you so much that i told you to go chase your dreams
.but its easier to blame...
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7. |
Love It Away
03:08
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8. |
The Mess In Me
03:15
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9. |
Stop
03:40
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10. |
Next To You
03:06
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11. |
Not Tonight
02:57
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