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Balladina
02:01
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Get There Some Day
02:45
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Get There Someday
He set out one day from a land long forlorn
Hopes frayed and worn to a land far away
And toiled on the land to learn of its ways
The ways of a life, the life of a man
And time spun around him
A little progress was made
He worked hard and he dreamed hard
That he would get there some day
With his young family he moved to the west
Where chances seemed best with a zeal to be free
They lived by the sea and he worked on a boat
That sailed on rote for sometimes a week
And life spun around them
And luck went and came
With each day they kept hoping
That they would get there some day
And fate spun around them
Some luck came their way
Still worked hard and dreamed hard
That they would get there some day
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Critters #1
01:54
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CRITTERS
Critters, critters great and small
Milling all around
Sometimes nothing they can do
But to burrow underground
When Big Critter howls at night
As he heads to town
All his critters gather ‘round
Just to celebrate the sound
Big old world is closing in
It don’t hear the sound
Critters’ crying in the wind
As they start to burrow down
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Rob Ross Algeciras, Spain
Written, played and sung with a number of bands and musical friends since the seventies in Scotland and in Spain.
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