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Honey would you call my name
honey would you call my name
would you call my name, and would you carry my flame
I was made for loving you
Honey don't you be so proud
honey don't you be so proud
just call my name, call it right out loud
I was made for loving you
I will carry you
I will carry you through
I will carry you through this city made of gold
Honey you're my wandering star
honey you're my wandering star
you're my wandering star but don't you roam too far
I was made for loving you
Honey would you sink so low
honey would you sink so low
would you sink so low as to let me go
I was made for loving you
I will carry you
I will carry you through
I will carry you through this city made of gold
Will you carry me
will you carry me to
will you carry me to the country when I'm old
Honey won't you call my name
honey won't you call my name
won't you call my name and won't you carry my flame
I was made for loving you
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Westbound train
03:20
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O my sister
on that westbound train
O my sister
on that westbound train
O my sister
on that westbound train
gonna ride, gonna ride, till no sorrow remains
O my brother
he who loves me best
O my brother
he who loves me best
O my brother
loves me best,
gonna ride, gonna ride all the way to the west
O my mother
don't you worry for me
O my mother
no don't worry for me
O my mother
don't worry for me,
for I've already cried tears for the seven seas
O my father
o can't you see
O my father
o can't you see
O my father
o can't you see,
it's the same, it's the same as it's always been
O
And when I pass
through that western door
O when I pass
through that western door
O when I pass
through that western door
I'll have cast off my days you won't see me no more
And all you people
on that westbound train
All you beautiful people
on that westbound train
O all you people
on that westbound train
we'll have passed through this life to be brought back again
O
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Anywhere you go
04:54
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If you go to the woods that's where I wanna go
if you go to the desert that's where I wanna go
if you go to the mountain I'm going too
anywhere you go, I'm going there with you
Oh the woods will scratch and tear your face with every step you take
and the woods will make you lose your way with every turn you make
but if your heart's pulled to the woods, love, mine is pulled there too
anywhere you go, I'm going there with you
Oh the desert it'll take your hair and lie it flat as grass
and the desert it'll make your mind like earth that's dry and cracked
but if your heart longs for the desert mine will long there too
anywhere you go, I'm going there with you
Oh the mountain it will steal your breath and bend you to your knee
and the mountain it will break you down before it sets you free
but if your heart's pulled to the mountain, mine is pulled there too
anywhere you go, I'm going there with you
If you go to the woods that's where I wanna go
if you go to the desert that's where I wanna go
if you go to the mountain I'm going too
anywhere you go, I'm going there with you
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Beaufort
04:53
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If you're walking west on Beaufort
and you turn south onto South St.
there's a house there in the first block
where you can find most all that you need
and the light gives itself up from the lake
when you sit down at her table
well you know you will be well fed
and if you're asking to be cradled
she'll always have a place to lay your head
and the morning comes so gentle to your mind
and these days pause like you could have
all that you wanted
like all that you want was already here
we'll have one, one more shot for the road
we'll sing one, one more song before we go
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O my stars
03:30
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Jessica Moore Toronto, Ontario
Jessica Moore is a singer-songwriter whose rich vocals and gentle lyrics are accompanied by her banjo, piano, guitar, and body-percussion. Drawing on indie, folk, and spiritual traditions, Jessica's debut solo album, Beautiful in Red, presents a soulful collection of songs. Her folk-duo with Gabe Levine, Charms, released a self-titled album in 2010. Influences include Lhasa de Sela & Gillian Welch ... more
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