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Columbian Pilot
04:28
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Columbian Pilot
I got a helmet, I got a gun
I got an order ‘shoot them if they run’
We work as a team but I’m all alone
Take me home
Take me home
This isn’t my country this isn’t my game
Men women and children ‘treat them all the same’
‘Shoot to kill no mercy shown’
Take me home
Take me home
Columbian pilot says “oh lucky you
From where I am floating
The world’s a perfect blue
Take me home
Take me home”
Man with a vision says he’s seen the light
And no one else has got it right
But he needs heroes to save the world
And we all know heroes get the girls
Swing the camera to the other side
Another man with a vision say’s he’s got it right
But he needs an army seems they’re all the same
Ain’t it all a crazy game?
Columbian pilot says “oh lucky you
From where I am floating
The world’s a perfect blue
Take me home
Take me home”
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Precipice
03:23
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Precipice
Standing at the edge of the precipice
How come baby it's down to this?
Did it all start with one stolen kiss?
One step more and we're over
Standing at the edge of catastrophe
What in the world has come over me?
We both know that this just can't be
One step more and we're over
You close your eyes when I kiss your lips
I get a thrill to my fingertips
I hold on tight while my heartbeat skips
Oo oo-oo oo-oo oo-oo
I feel you trembling by my side
I get this tingling deep inside
We got feelings that we can't hide
One step more and we're over
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Superman
03:02
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Last Cowboy
03:38
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Snapdragon
03:26
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Loves Rules
03:17
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Mortal Man
03:25
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Like A Railroad Train
04:01
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Stories Like Mine
02:47
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Lazy Day
02:25
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12. |
Song For Phoebe
02:12
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Wish You Miss You
02:08
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John Gill Derby, UK
John first discovered the power of song-writing when he made the school bully cry with a song he wrote about a dying dog. Since then he has amassed an enviable catalogue of songs written for many and varied audiences. There are songs for kids, campfires, colleges & worthy causes. There are songs to make us laugh, think, to make our hearts break or sing. And dance. ... more
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