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Room for Three
03:33
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I can see you underneath my tree
I can see you looking up at me
We can stay entire afternoons
If you want there could be room for three
Look back at me
Saw you once again back in the park
You just sat there reading until dark
Doubting we will ever really meet
Told you how I felt in yellow chalk
Laughing for a spell and we're in bed
Can't remember what I even said
You can come by any afternoon
Find us there and tell us what's been said
Everything's been swallowed where we met
Can't remember what I even said
You can come by any afternoon
Find us there and tell us what's been said
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Mary Cowell
03:51
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Mean Mrs. Cowell, could you see all the while
What you did to me
Some balmy days I can be with my smile
Won't you let me go
Thorn in my side, soggy pain, wicked eyes
Was all you gave
Poor me indeed, can't replace what I need
But I want you back
Green mushroom tea looking right back at me
Will you make some room
From what I can see there's a place by the sea
I could be there too
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Oddfellow
01:12
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Green Valley
03:14
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One little stone
I can press with my toes
Two cherry trees
Telling me what to be
What to be
I was walking just the other day
Mind of nothing
Couldn't stay straight
I was speaking to an empty room
It had to be true
My grip had loosened
Into her arms
He would fall in the pond
Soft like a bee
It was cold as can be
As can be
Green Valley low
Just how far do you go?
Green Valley low
Take me back home
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'59 San Francisco, California
'59 is a San Francisco-based psychedelic pop group led by Ryan Ehresman.
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