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Paradise
06:40
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Find your own Paradise.
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Swat that Fly March
00:58
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The Greenhead Fly
05:13
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So pour me another round of gin!
...one for the outside, and one for the in.
Shoo shoo shoo fly, don't you bother me.
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The Blackest Crow
06:01
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I wish my breast were made of glass, where you could there behold
You name emblazoned on my heart in letters made of gold.
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Pretty Bird, Fly
06:11
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yet sings, sings... knowing she has wings.
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The Dog Waltz
04:57
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Tex was a hound dog, a stray with a limp.
Had a big heart. spilled out of his eyes.
Luta, was high-class, the queen of the county
a wild heart, she did as she liked.
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While You Were Sleeping
04:59
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Magpie
04:50
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MAGPIE
© Emy Phelps, MyWindowFacesTheWest Music ASCAP
Magpie sittin’ in a cottonwood tree
Got your greedy eye on me
Eye on me, oh got your eye on me
All those treasures in your nest
Can you tell me which one is the best?
Is the best, oh, which one is the best
The ring you gave me sparkled true
But the love you gave me made me blue
Made me blue oh, made me so blue.
Sweet blue of the Morning Glory
But the evening brings another story
Evening brings another story
There are things we cannot see
Can’t see love or gravity.
Can’t see love or gravity.
They can both be tricky things
They can pull you down or make you feel so free.
Solos
You took my love and you turned away
And now you tell me it’s OK
It’s OK? Oh, no it’s not OK!
I threw my ring in the piney creek
That magpie grabbed in its beak
In its beak, oh, grabbed in its beak
Oh fly on back to your cottonwood tree
You go away and let me be
Let me be, oh, let me be free
Fiddle tune
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The Angel Gabriel
06:36
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And I'll eat my meals 3 times a day-- you bet your life, I will not be late.
And I'll have lots of fun when all you people come--
'cause I'm gonna take the tickets at the gate!
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11. |
My Old Friend
06:13
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You will always be my Old Friend.
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12. |
As It Should Be
04:53
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Darling, in this quiet time of day... watching as the moments slip away
We are here, and find ourselves between
Everything seen and unseen.
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darol anger Nashville, Tennessee
Darol Anger has helped drive the evolution of contemporary violin through pathbreaking ensembles such as his Republic Of Strings, the Turtle Island String Quartet, the David Grisman Quintet, Montreux, Psychograss, and others. Composing, teaching, and performing internationally since 1977, he has produced numerous important recordings and soundtracks. ... more
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