1. |
Where Angels Land
02:30
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Let's take a trip,
Just you and me,
I've packed the car,
I've got the keys,
We both need a break from reality,
You'll find me at the weeping rock,
within the hanging garden,
You shouldn't worry love,
I promise you I'm all in,
So don't let go,
Take my hand,
Come with me and you will see,
We can kiss where angels land,
In the firelight,
I'll dance with you all night,
We'll spin around until the coals are high and the stars are on the ground,
When you're way up there,
It gives me quite a scare,
But it's worth seeing that smile on your face,
So don't let go,
Take my hand,
Come with me and you will see,
We can kiss where angels land,
Hold your breath,
We're almost there,
The curves are wild,
Crisp is the air,
Sometimes things may seem narrow,
But it's always an adventure when with you,
So don't let go,
Take my hand,
Come with me and you will see,
We can kiss where angels land,
So don't let go,
Take my hand,
Come with me and you will see,
We can kiss where angels land,
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2. |
Sweet And Sour
04:13
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3. |
So It Goes
02:56
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4. |
I Was Arizona
05:20
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TheHappyYams Chandler, Arizona
The Happy Yams are the greatest acoustic vegan band to ever live. The internet is saying this and the internet tells no lies so it must be true
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