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Ball & Chain
05:55
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Should I be guilty when I feel
A little pinch of doubt
I'm certain of my choices most of the time
But it's these little moments of fear that start to freak me out
It's just the natural reaction
To getting tied down
I was so young when I gave you everything that I own
And once and a while it makes me feel a little hollow
When I fall down
You'll stick around
And I know that I'm bound to meet some shaky ground
So I'll snuggle into the ball and chain
'Cause it anchors my heart and guides my reins
And I trust your every vow
Oh I trust your every vow
You took the weight off my whole world
And I got some of yours
I think if we both try to make each other a little better
Then my confidence will stay secure
When I fall down
You'll stick around
And I know that I'm bound to meet some shaky ground
So I'll snuggle into the ball and chain
'Cause it anchors my heart and guides my reins
And I trust your every vow
Oh I trust your every vow
You take me
You make me
More than I'd ever be
Like fire
And iron
Forging our destiny
You take me
You make me
More than I'd ever be
Like fire
And iron
Forging our destiny
When I fall down
You'll stick around
And I know that I'm bound to meet some shaky ground
So I'll snuggle into the ball and chain
'Cause it anchors my heart and guides my reins
And I trust your every vow
Oh I trust your every vow
Oh I'll snuggle into the ball and chain
'Cause it anchors my heart and guides my reins
And I trust your every vow
Oh I trust your every vow
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Cautionary Tale
05:06
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3. |
Dreaming About You Now
04:39
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4. |
Don't Have The Words
06:03
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Unsettled
04:34
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Hazard
05:00
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Damage Control
03:44
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Your Face
03:35
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9. |
Pennsylvania
04:56
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10. |
Just The Wind
04:46
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Caramelize
04:05
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Wake Up John West Chester, Pennsylvania
Wake Up John blends alternative rock, folk, Americana and blues into an eclectic but familiar style that is sure to get your
feet tapping. Catchy melodies meet precise harmonies to draw powerful emotion from memorable original songs.
With members raised in Amish country, Maple Syrup country, and Wine country, Wake Up John proves that defying genre limitations doesn’t mean you have to abandon fun.
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