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Beauty Town
04:00
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My Cat is Dead
02:04
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Amaze Me
03:52
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Birthday Song
03:32
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Can't Complain
02:24
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Truth or Consequences
03:13
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More
02:04
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The list she wrote,
The one I took to the store
On that piece of paper,
It said she wanted more.
The time it took to write it down,
The time it took to drive cross town,
Was time we could have spent in bed,
Some small domestic chore instead.
Things that give us pain are so hard to explain.
I was pretty sure she didn't want to,
look too closely, put her finger on it.
Sometimes denial's best,
When that person doesn't pass the test.
Something's are better left unsaid,
Better left in our heads.
To imagine the way things might be,
Is often better than they would be.
Now I know how long it took,
To build up to that last fond look.
In her head, there must have been
A hundred things she could have said.
Things that give us pain,
Are so hard to explain.
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Yours and Mine
04:55
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Rusty Penknife / Hostage
07:14
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Charm House Oakland, California
Recorded in 2000, Buy Me a Pony is the work of Charm House, aka Steve Briscoe, Gerald Posselt and Martin Cooper who, over a year and a half of playing the SF Bay Area clubs, cobbled together a tight set of quirky songs. Rough, spare and never fully mastered, it remains a testament to the little band that could both clear a room and bring a tear to the eye of a sentimental cat owner. ... more
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