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Lookin' for the Good
03:14
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2. |
The Days
03:22
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These are the days we been waiting for, yeah
These are the days we made
And these are the days we’ll be talking ‘bout
When we say, “hey, those were the days”
Those were the days, yeah
Those were the days
Those were the days, yeah
Those were the days
And when the stars align,
Things work out in their time
Yeah when the stars align
Things work out in their time
You’ll have the makings to say
Those, those were the days
And just when you think the clouds won’t pass
Yeah, just when you want to fade
The sun comes again I can promise you
And with new light you’ll find a new way, to say
Those were the days, yeah
Those were the days
Those were the days, yeah
Those were the days
And when the stars align,
Things work out in their time
Yeah when the stars align
Things work out in their time
You’ll have the makings to say
Those, those were the days
You’ll have the makings to say
Those, those were the days
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3. |
Howl
05:05
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4. |
Home
03:12
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5. |
Mississippi National
03:04
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6. |
Moth Song
02:35
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7. |
John's Song
03:10
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8. |
Wanderlust
03:34
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9. |
Badlands
03:47
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10. |
Crushin Me
03:43
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11. |
In the Dark
03:50
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12. |
Wild Ride
04:05
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High & Rising River Falls, Wisconsin
Out of the north midwest and the banks of the mighty Mississippi River grew this “Groovy Grass” band of music makers. High & Rising most often plays as a trio, with a unique combination of instruments that bring a fresh groovy sound to the Bluegrass & Folk American scene. ... more
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