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Lose My Way
04:28
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Moon is rising
Stars are filling up a lonely firmament
Fire in the desert
stretched out by the vortex of a mighty wind
had a vision
Had a vision of some yesterday baby
how far have we come
was it all a masquerade
Could have sworn it
Could have sworn there was an angel on the mountain
everybody saw it
when the stone became a fountain
Moving on now
Pushing on down that sepia highway
Aimless caravan of pilgrims
Waiting for the manna to come
Chorus:
Where did I
Where did I lose my way
Where did I
Where did I go astray
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New Orleans
05:23
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Long Way Home
05:07
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Freewheeler
05:41
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If I Can't Have You
05:04
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Little Country Road
04:57
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7. |
Mona Lisa
03:25
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8. |
Angry Men
03:55
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9. |
The Prodigal
05:19
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10. |
So Many Miles
07:00
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