1. |
It's Ok
02:52
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It’s ok to feel like you don’t have a place,
It’s ok to feel like you don’t have a face,
If you find that you don’t have a friend call me then
Close your eyes, just breath, and find your peace!
It’s ok to feel like you don’t belong,
It’s ok to feel more weak than strong,
It’s ok, it’s ok,
One day you know you’ll find your own way
It’s ok to feel like you don’t have a clue,
And nothing is working alright out for you
Be patient, not restless, take down your fences,
And clearly you’ll see what you can do
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2. |
It's Pointless
02:36
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It’s pointless to care about what others think of you
And I know it’s hard to keep your ground sometimes
When you feel like everybodies watching you
Not trusting you, because who you are is hidden deep inside
You try to talk but your mouth is dry,
Try to sing but you can
Try to lead another life,
Leaves you wondering why?
You wake up to a normal morning,
And everything seems fine,
Everything just like the way you left it
Everything the way you like
Sunshine in the morning,
Helps you remember the night
Questions left unanswered,
And another day to find
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3. |
Lead These Bones
04:18
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Please lead these bones, home
Lead these bones home
Lead these bones, home
Lead these bones home
I need a ride to my place to hide,
Please, lead these bones, home
I will go, do not try to follow,
I want to be alone
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4. |
No Money
02:34
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Money, money, money, money, Money, money, money, money, Money, money, money, money, Money, money, money, money
I don’t have any money for you
And I don’t need any Money, money, money, money,
Money, money, money, money,
Money, from you
So leave me alone,
I don’t need you to throw me a bone
I fend for myself, I don’t live for money
But it’s amazing what money can do
I lead a simple life,
Go here or there, live happily everywhere
No expectation, just admiration
For a beautiful country to travel through
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5. |
Scroungin' Change
03:06
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When you’re waiting, for a paycheck,
And a week just seems so dang long,
Cause your waiting on another paycheck
Cause you spent the last one you made in two days
So you’re waiting on another paycheck,
In two weeks you’ll be scrounging change
Waiting for another paycheck
That will be gone before it’s made
I think it’s called inflation,
Or maybe that’s how debt is made
Mines been gaining interest,
Cause I can’t get it paid
Every single day it’s like a huge weight, on my chest that I can’t take,
My breath is light, my chest is heavy
Cause you’re waiting, for a paycheck,
And a week just seems so dang long,
When your waiting on another paycheck
Cause you spent the last one you made today
So you’re waiting for a paycheck,
Waiting for another few days,
You’re scrounging change
Cause you spent the last one you made in two days
So you’re waiting for a paycheck
Waiting for another few days
You’re scrounging changes
Waiting for another paycheck!
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6. |
Pennies
05:17
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I’ve been saving pennies (3)
Cause I’m getting out of here
I’ve been saving pennies (3)
To get me out of here
I’m getting out of here,
Oh I’m getting out of here,
Cause I’ve been saving pennies,
To get me out of here
I don’t mind the people, I don’t mind the town
But sometimes it’s just nice to get out
Some friends have moved on now, they all come and go
My nights are sometimes sleepless from working all week long
I don’t miss my past no, I don’t miss where I’m from
And later on this afternoon, I’ll be in another town
And every single place is full of brand new faces,
So many different walks of life, so many different phases
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7. |
Paralysis by Analysis
02:16
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Busted or broke that’s the way it goes
Then one day you croak like the blow of a nose,
It’s a game of fame to make your stay,
And find a place to live and play
And raise yourself to make a name
just for the game that we all play, everyday
Everyday the ones you meet,
And you know they make you you,
What you gonna do?
I don’t know and that’s what’s cool
We’re all so lucky to be who we can be
To say the things that we can say
To feel the earth beneath our feet
And every days a new one,
For better or worse we go,
To ramble on and sing a song to another tomorrow
Beaten and bruised, still hitting snooze,
Quarter to two, but what can I do
Been working hard, hitting the bars,
Smoking myself some cheap cigars
It’s not easy but the opposite
Is to quit and then to bitch,
And then to hit it back again,
My old friend because we’re humans
Working hard until we die, I wonder why?
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8. |
Hymn For the Damned
02:21
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Sing to all youre sorrows,
And to (for) your tomorrows,
La la da da da da da
Sing to all your saviors,
All you misbehavors
La da da da da da
We’re put here in this world,
To help one another,
To try to make it through,
(Everyday) The shit that’s thrown at you
The good times and the bad,
We’ve all had our ups and downs,
But if we stick together we can live a little better
I do not understand, how some are off so good
Some are delt a bad hand, some people are so privileged
But we’re all equal humans, trying to live our life,
And always trying to survive
Our hands are meant for helping, intentions cant be blind,
If you want to live the fullest, it helps if you are kind
And it also helps with a peace of mind
So pick someone up whose feeling down,
Turn their whole damn day around
By doing good the seeds you sew,
Will reap a harvest, you never thought you could grow
You’ll light up the world, more than you could ever know
So make em laugh and break a leg,
Don’t be afraid to make mistakes this worlds a very forgiving place
Sing for every season, with or without reason
Lalalalala
And sing to all your friends, because friendship never ends
La da da da da da
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Another night out late again,
had to work all day to afford my rent,
And tomorrow I’ll work the whole day through,
At a job I really hate to do,
Ah, I work hard all week long,
but now it’s time, to throw back,
another drink of alcohol
Uno mas cervesa, por favor,
And I’m out the door for a cigarette more
To take the edge off, naturally,
I’ve found my beach,
And that’s where I’ll be!
So have another drink on me,
We’ve earned this, tonight we’re free
And I have you, and you have me,
And that’s really all we need!
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10. |
The Worst Thing
01:48
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The worst thing in this life you can do
Is tell others what they should do with their life
Like you do!
You used to be so cool, what happened to you?
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11. |
Time To Go
03:43
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Time to go, Time to make a move on
Move yourself, time to grow out of your shell
Somewhere where you don’t know, anything, or anyone at all
Find your path, you find your path you’ll find a reason
What you seek, Sometimes it's right in front of you
It's in your face, put your glasses on
There will be, problems in all shapes and sizes
But don’t be quick, to judge a sister or a brother
We’re all together here on this earth,
All the bugs and trees, and ants and worms
Time to go, Time to make a move on
Move yourself, time to grow out of your shell
Somewhere where you don’t know, anything, or anyone at all
Find your path, you find your path you’ll find a reason
What you seek, Sometimes it's right in front of you
It's in your face, put your glasses on
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Danny Savage Beulah, North Dakota
North Dakota Folk Musician
MoonCats
The Prairie Wranglers
The Shaky Calls
Danny Savage One Man Band
Lydia Davis & Danny Savage Duet
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