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Teaspoon Shots of Sin
03:01
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TEASPOON SHOTS OF SIN
Hello Ms. Maggie
This is your Midwestern boy
I’m feeling that something
That gets you inside
Feeling sorry there wasn’t more time
To deal the last card
You should have seen it last night
My joker running wild
Trying to break them in
Teaspoon shots of sin
Frisco pack me in
Welcome that smile
We’d be lapping it up all the while
Daydream again
Cruising down the Seine
Who’ll you be, friend
You should have seen it last night
My joker running wild
Trying to break them in
Teaspoon shots of sin
Frisco pack me in
I wasn’t expecting much
Just to fall in love
You know how it is when you’re alone
You look for the eyes that tell you
I could love you
I could live without you
It’s too good to be you
I could love you
I could live without you
It’s too good to be you
copyright / Dan Mihalovich (Dan Moss)
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Waves of Me
05:32
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WAVES OF ME
What was it that you wanted
Your story is confusing to me
Tell me that you’re humble
In a dream your spirit’s free
Heavy in the hand but the words take the lead
To make you a pauper talking rhymeless deeds
The cup is full now, look his is empty
Sold himself short, the second coming guarantee
Hold me and lie
And drink from the riverbed
Clouds bursting round
Not a drop on your head
Sending you for none to see
Measures of the music and the waves of me
Listening to what you give, a line and a laugh
We’ll make it on the trip back, oh I’ll have to pass
You lead me on home
Where the day is no longer
And show me a photograph
Of a prize and a mother
When will you stop thinking of you
No color to show, no warmth, no heart
Man you’ve got a lot to forgive, need a place to start
Moment after last, I’m your friend forever….forever
copyright / Dan Mihalovich (Dan Moss)
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What a Saint You Are
04:11
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WHAT A SAINT YOU ARE
Good afternoon to you all
I’ve been waiting for this opportunity
And there’s no better time and no better place
Your temptations will wait til tomorrow
I’ll try to make this brief
I know you’re pressed for time
You’re out on a date
Got a short lunch break
The bills gotta be paid
You gotta have your first baby
Slow down. What the hell’s the hurry?
Have I got your attention?
Can you stand a critique?
Well aren’t you tired of hearing yourself tell all those lies about
What a saint you are
“Now wait a minute.” What a saint you are!
See how long your patience can last
Disregard this request if you take me in jest
What we need for our pie is a sprinkle of truth
A teaspoon of kindness and a lot less surprises
Isn’t it true you were out late the other night?
Spent too much time talkin, but that’s alright
You gotta make an impression to get to the top
Now keep tellin those fairy tales
Your answer is pride
But you don’t hear the question sometimes
May you be happy, I give you my blessing
Just remember, remember, remember misfortune begins in the mind
Oh it begins in the mind
See how long your patience can last
Disregard this request if you take me in jest
What we need for our pie is a sprinkle of truth
A teaspoon of kindness and a lot less surprises
copyright / Dan Mihalovich (Dan Moss)
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Beaten Hearts
04:58
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BEATEN HEARTS
Beaten hearts
You know that’s what we all are
Lonely crowded towns
Wearing out patience trying to tear them down
Where we’d be without the snow and the spirit
Your lover says that her heart’s not in it
Well I can’t tell you
What it means to be alive
But you can try me anytime
I’m in the mirror, right before your eyes
Where are you now?
Are you really that much kinder?
Is the hurt a reminder?
Old friends chasing you
That full moon looks great around your finger
Soul searching
Like a crab through the sand
Screaming downstream
And running up land
Jealous of your old girl who found her man
Playing for her heart and paying with your soul
© Dan Mihalovich (Dan Moss)
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Dan Moss San Francisco, California
San Francisco Bay Area musician. Singer, songwriter, rhythm guitarist.
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