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Have you ever seen miracles?
You can't have my blue Delilah cuz she's my reason to be
Taking my time on the Caspian Sea
To Fayetteville State, North Carolina
"How many boats does it take to be free?"
Taking my time measurably, in Oklahoma.
Eighteen wheelin'.
Where I told her, "lest safety pins you I love you."
You could be something good.
And you can't have my Blue Delilah. For me.
I just can't be weighed down two-by-two.
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Treasureme (in a Garden)
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Treasume before I up and leave
Treasureme before I up and leave
A company party always set on casing the spot when I'd rather be spoken to or maybe reunion but nothing really feels the way you do.
I think that you're pleasant company in a strange way I can
But I won't shed a tear if you don't know my name
But I won't shed a tear in case you do
Treasureme before I up and leave
Treasureme before I up and leave
A company party and a grown man facing the sunshine who's mercy and hidden danger
Or maybe reunion. Cuz nothing really feels the way you do.
I think that you're pleasant company. In a strange way I can.
But I won't shed a tear if you don't know my name and I won't shed a tear in case you do.
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I keep hold of my possessions.
"Count the blessings if you can," birds and airplanes over boulevards. Help me Myra, if you can.
Milk and Ovaltine ambitions might just make a proper name.
Social currency won't abide by spring, nor the airplanes over boulevards.
Help me Myra if you can,
"cuz I'm bored out my mind and my heart's gone moot
and I don't think you look like him"
But I believe that Jesus believes in me.
I keep hold of my possessions.
"Count the blessings if you can," birds and airplanes over boulevards. Help me Myra if you can,
cuz I'm bored out my mind and my heart's gone moot and I don't think that you look like him.
But I'll believe that Jesus believes in:
Me-to-yourself and your own repatriation
To a martyr.
Far too warm to lose.
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Have you ever seen miracles?
You can't have my blue Delilah, cuz she's my reason to be
Taking my time on the Caspian Sea, Fayetteville State, North Carolina.
"How many boats does it take to be free?"
Taking my time measurably in Oklahoma, eighteen wheeling
There I told her, "lest safety pin you I love you. You could be something good."
You can't have my blue Delilah for me.
I just can't be weighed down two-by-two.
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So... Back in the 50s
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So... back in the 50s we had a thing called the Nashville Sound of country, which was all about grandiose instrumentals -- strings and such -- thereafter you had Buck Owens create the Bakersfield Sound, and tonight we're gonna hear the Pet Sound.
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