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Head of Steam
02:56
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Not Gentle On My Mind
02:10
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Champing The Bit
03:01
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Unlucky Soul
03:54
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Movin' On
02:23
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Down On The Shore
02:17
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Always Should Have Been
02:42
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Eat At Jake's
02:22
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9. |
Clinton Hill
03:09
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10. |
Please Cover This Song
03:26
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I'd been fighting my muse
and each round I'd lose
I'd been thinking about just giving in
When a man in a suit
Shook the bars down for loot
He said we would never work in this town again
But if this corporate slob wants me off the job
He'll have to wave more than his pen
I'll say "no" to the mob
And fill our catalog
With scathing folk songs about him
I was forced to write songs for the man
Don't cower when he raises his hand
If the world was this twisted way back at the start
There'd be no point in having a band
Now I'd sure like to see
Songwriters like me
Paid for their gifts to us all
But between you and SESAC
It's a money grab meant to have them take the fall
So don't sit alone, stream songs on your phone
When the bar down the street has a band
To the Music Police, I hereby release
Ourselves from your trumped-up demands
I was forced to write songs for the man
Don't cower when he raises his hand
If the world was this twisted way back at the start
There'd be no point in having a band
I was forced to write songs for the man
Don't cower when he raises his hand
Please Cover This Song, if we all sing along
We can watch all those goons turning red
I was forced to write songs for the man
Don't cower when he raises his hand
If the world was this twisted way back at the start
there'd be no point in having a band
I was forced to write songs by the man
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