1. |
Long Drive
02:15
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It's been a long day
I think I'll go for a drive on the
FREEEEEEEWAAAAAY
I get so tired of bein' in the city
it's such a pity
sometimes I wonder how long I'll stay
Yea but it's okay
because I've got a million things to do
yes it's true
but all I really want is to drive with you
It don't matter where we go
It doesn't matter what we do
just
DRRRRRIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIVE
on the freeway
for so long
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2. |
42nd St. (What I Need)
03:55
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I'm workin way too much
I'm feelin out of touch
I can't get what I need
(what I need is you)
I don't know where you are
I'm drivin in my car
up 42nd St.
(but I know, I know)
If I take a left on Main
I still feel the same
I don't know what I'll do
I don't know what I'll say
It's much too hard to live
When all the love you give
Don't come back to you
(but I know, I know)
One of these old days
Everything's gonna change
And though I don't know how
I know it's true
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Marmalade Mountain Los Angeles, California
Marmalade Mountain, aka Zack Fischmann, has tumbled through America’s punk-folk-psych-rock scenes, creating songs that blend
the homespun aesthetic of K Records with a playful vulnerability akin to folk hero Michael Hurley.
BEDROOM FOLK
For inquiries: zack@magicnothing.com
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