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Hope
05:26
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They say it's all gone
Past the use-by date
There's nothing to do
But pretend it's okay
Now I know better
Than to listen to them
Make my own decisions
Make my own mistakes
I walk the whole way
While I sing this song
Down the road to nowhere
Away from the truth
As long as the sun will shine
I will seek you out
As long as the sun will shine
I will play my part
All I want is to play the game
But I don't need you - I can find the way
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Mission Control
05:57
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Now I see - Now I know
All this time - All these friends
All these days - I've seen the error of my ways
Now I see - Now I know
All this time - All these days
All these friends have seen the error of my ways
Friends, lovers, enemies
We're all the same
Friends, lovers, enemies - my brother's and sisters
We're all the same - just trying to make sense of this thing that we call life
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Radio Soul
05:16
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I used to think that I knew best
No one's watching, can't move like the rest
And then I fell down into that rabbit hole
And started listening for her radio soul
Now I dance and sing all over town
Sometimes I must look just like a silly clown
But I don't care, it's my right
To dance and sing and play all through the night
Will I ever tell you no - will I ever tell you yes
What's right - What's wrong - What's wrong - What's right
Look out - she's a Radio Soul
She's got a Radio Soul
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Reggie Van Dyke Longmont, Colorado
What's there to know? Husband, father, musician, book lover, Gogol Bordello-phile, Charles De Lint-er, tweed jacket fan, sugar-aholic, and all-around artsy pants. Reggie Van Dyke is alive and me.
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