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Sweet Woman
02:50
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I don't want no money no
I just want somebody to love
Oh little baby won't you walk with me
a take it slow?
Do you want somebody to love?
I'm a travelin' man on the ramblin' sands, babe
Walk by my side
I don't want no college degree
I just want somebody to love
I'm like a prisoner in the penitentiary
Do you want somebody to love?
I'm a travelin' man on the ramblin' sands, babe
Walk by my side
I don't want no chili corn fries
I just wanna see your big blue eyes, sweet woman
They say you swallow swords, know you juggle knives
But y'know I dodge 'em every time, sweet woman
I'm a travelin' man on the ramblin' sands, babe
Walk by my side
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Mediocrity
04:11
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Young Pine Nederland, Colorado
Songs of Jake Aschenbrenner and collaborators.
Currently Brooklyn, NY - tomorrow: who knows?
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