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Mandolin
04:13
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Choose That Road
04:28
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CHOOSE THAT ROAD “ Linda McLean
This is my home, I was born here
See, I carved my name on that chair
If I’d of seen your face before I’d remember
Not many faces around any more
I sit and watch the sun come up each day
And I remember all the ones who got away
I prefer to live out here by the silos,
The prairies nice when she blooms
See you’re heading into the sunset
You like the places that don’t have any room
I sit and watch the sun come up each day
And I remember all the ones who got away
They roll along like a wagon wheel on nerves of steel when they lose this town
How they know what they’re letting go when they choose that road
Roll along like a wagon wheel and all you’ll know is how a wagon feels
How you know what you’re letting go when you choose that road you don’t go down
I sit and watch the sun come up each day
Then I watch it go on down the other way
I like to think I’m here cause someone has to stay
To remember all the ones who got away
They roll along like a wagon wheel on nerves of steel when they lose this town
How they know what they’re letting go when they choose that road
Roll along like a wagon wheel and all you’ll know is how a wagon feels
How you know what you’re letting go when you choose that road you don’t go down
I was born here. I don’t go.
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Brave
04:40
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Beauty
04:21
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Who Will Say
04:38
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2 Steps
03:43
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Betty's Room
03:31
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Monday Song
03:47
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Roll Into Light
04:02
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Harmony Row
04:17
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