1. |
The Light of Day
04:00
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When will my eyes see the light of day?
When will my eyes see the light of day?
I've been so far in the hole
I have to get up on my knees to even pray
Moonlight is fading; bad mojo came down my way
Moonlight is fading; bad mojo came down my way
Storm clouds are gathering
I can't stand another rainy day
When will my eyes see the light of day?
When will my eyes see the light of day?
Hell hounds are howling, their boss man wants my hide
Hell hounds are howling, their boss man wants my hide
Open up the doors of heaven
And let this poor sinner man come inside
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2. |
Slow Down
02:58
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3. |
The Twelve Bar Blues
03:17
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When the deal goes south
No clue what to do
Old man trouble
Got the ups on you
When the devil's prowling
Round your screen door
The blues done got ya
You can't laugh no more
You wanna know what to do
If you wanna shake the blues? (rpt)
Get the guitars out
And find a good tune
Let love find a rhythm baby
And sing the good news
(that's what you gotta do
If you wanna shake the blues)
When the lights go out
You put boogie in the beat
Put boogie in the beat
And that works a treat
No matter if you're poor or loaded
Black or white
If you do like I told ya people
You'll shake the blues all night
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5. |
The Turn Around
03:01
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I've got something that I have to say X2
I've got something that I just have to say
O Hallelujah I done got saved!
I'm gonna spread it all over town X3
This big sinner did the turn around!
Do the turn around (do the one-eighty)
Do the turn around (don't say maybe)
Do the turn around (You and me baby!)
Do the turn around
I've gotta shout it round the neighbourhood X3
I found the Lord and it made me feel good!
Come on and do the dance with me
You're welcome in the family
Come on and do the dance with me
Come on and join the party
I got a story that I have to tell X3
One more sinner aint goin' to hell!
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6. |
Your Love is Gold
03:38
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When I was a young boy 'bout the age of fourteen
You came sneakin' round my kitchen
And sold me with a dream
Chorus:
You're mean, you don't mean me no good
You promised me such freedom
Then you bound me up for good
Later in my twenties I saw just what you do
Friends who should be here now
Fell to what you do
One night about eleven
I had the sweetest feeling
I thought I was in heaven
Till you filled my head with demons
You had me in the head lamps
Scared me like a rabbit
I called out to the maker
And He helped me kick the habit
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8. |
Rave On Peggy Sue
03:13
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9. |
Whoa Boot Black
03:32
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WOAH BOOT BLACK, WOAH BOOT BLACK
WOAH WOAH BOOT BLACK, WOAH WOAH BOOT BLACK
BOOT BLACK STANDIN’ ON THE SIDE OF THE ROAD
SHININ’ SHOES TILL THE SUN COME HOME
MAKE A LITTLE HAY, MAKE A LITTLE DIRT
PLAY A LITTLE TUNE ON THE XLAPHONE
BOOT BLACK WORKIN’ TILL THE SUN GOES DOWN
RUBBIN’ IN TIME GOTTA MAKE SOME BREAD
WIFE AT HOMEAND A BABY CRY
CAN’T GO HOME TILL THE MOUTHS ARE FED
BOOT BLACK WORKIN’ AT THE BREAK OF DAWN
GOTTA GET UP CATCH A BUSINESS MAN
LORD MAKE IT RAIN MAKE SOME MUD
GOOD AS NEW WHEN IT HITS THE FAN
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10. |
Jesus On The Mainline
02:39
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Knewsense Records Kelowna, British Columbia
Graham Ord has garnered respect internationally, as a fine musician and engaging communicator.
Knewsense Records is his label where you can purchase all his music.
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