1. |
Look At That
04:51
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Wanna see how far you’ll go.
What you’ll say after the show.
Felt your pull, the undertow.
Watch me sail when I ask.
Look at that.
I heard she’s looking fine.
Look at that.
I’m thinking I could make her mine.
Look at that.
I’m looking for a sign
Freeze…I’m looking.
(chorus)
I wanna’ see her.
I wanna’ be with her.
I wanna' free her.
I wanna' see.
I’m looking,
I’m looking,
I’m looking,
I’m looking,
I’m looking,
Ohhh,
Wanna see how far you’ll go.
What you’ll say when my love grows.
Wonder if my feelings glow.
Watch me as I ask her…
Look at that.
I heard she’s looking fine.
Look at that.
I’m thinking I could make her mine.
Look at that.
I’m looking for a sign
Freeze…I’m looking.
(Bridge)
I’m looking for someone to love
I’m feeling lucky.
Did she just smile at me?
Do I feel lucky?
If we have a moment shared,
Did I get lucky?
And when unrequited love should find,
Who’s the lucky one?
Look at that.
Look at that!
Look at that…
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2. |
Sunset Time
03:36
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(Chorus)
Night moonlight’s shine,
Go ignite your mind,
On the infinite line,
We’re on Sunset Time
Day closing
and owing to a different time,
We’re on Sunset Time.
Day-long grind
put behind the dime pick-up.
Mix with the riff raff,
lips laugh at time’s staff.
Holding all knowing
a string in the air,
Father’s a bother,
the older ones care.
With young love,
the night blood,
and shutter the flow.
It gets cold, hold stance,
dance in the night.
In fright
you might miss opportune flick.
Left in the pit.
The mystic has said it,
the stars will turn red.
You scratched and you bled.
The bed’s too comfy?
It must be your head, shifty.
You hit it?
You hid it.
Now pin down the minute
you sensed and you fit it;
you lie if you let it.
So hold on to all
because all will recall
when you’re left in the hall:
Midnight stands tall.
Life is not visible,
but presence of death
remind’s of the pleasures
in life’s breath.
Dark clouds around
sound pitched drum.
Light rip and rain drip
phone cables make a stable hum.
Softly singing in the rain,
I’m ringing in the brain.
Cloud cover overcast,
sever a connection
when love’s electrocution,
what’s the use in saving sun?
An ocean lined with riddles,
I fiddle in a puddle, sing.
The sound of seeping rain
will soon collect to drain.
By pain of excess,
heaving chest,
A summer soon relieved of winter;
Rain recedes to join the sea.
A burning plea
this storm cloud lights,
The clock bell strikes,
and blue sky takes the night flights.
We’re on Sunset Time
Goodbye’s are in order.
We’re on Sunset Time
Goodbye’s are over.
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3. |
Confess
04:16
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You see how flirty she walks.
You hear how dirty she talks.
She’s played for days with the hawks.
She writes demands in the chalk.
[pre chorus]
What do you say?
How shall we play?
What do you say?
How shall we play?
[chorus]
She talks the dirty way,
She walks with a dirty mind.
She knows she got my heart pegged,
And I can’t seem to find the way
I confess…
This contest…
At best…is it best?
You know, I don’t mean to protest,
But then she played us a little test.
Wanted one thing, then confess
She wants it all and the rest.
[pre chorus]
[chorus]
[Bridge]
We stayed out late after work,
We played that game, then made contact.
One thing, it led to another,
Now we’re both laying flat.
[chorus]
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4. |
Midnight Oil
03:34
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Burning a midnight oil,
Brought to a boil
Cold coil cobra
Takes hold of the toil.
Must thank the maker
Of this fated brew
As the glue of my dream
And the seam of my sanity.
And why,
On this red day,
A full moon rise
As the sky,
Painted black, gives way
To the clap of night.
We all give back to the fight.
Hold a back beat right,
And reality tight.
Now move just a slight bit,
I can’t quite quit.
(Chorus)
When you’re missing a mark,
What’s the reason to start?
With no end to your way,
Will I find a new day?
Will I find a new way?
Will I find a new…
As the stars slip
A consciousness
With blissfulness
Grips a mind bare.
Holding on to thin air
Letting go of care.
Don’t know where,
Don’t know why,
But I’m on high. Will I fly?
And I know why
The trees sigh, and willows cry.
Wisdom wanton with no reason.
No need to hide.
Look the cold-blooded eye
‘Till it burst a good vessel
Wrestle and sway.
Never give way,
But play wise:
On the road are new ties.
(Chorus)
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5. |
Steal You Away
03:17
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I wait all day
Thinking only of you.
I dedicate all work
And what I learned in school.
I know the history,
I know what to do.
Take you far away from here,
And we’ll never feel blue.
No, we’ll never feel blue
[Chorus]
I want to steal you away.
It can’t be later than today.
Always standing in this line.
Let’s leave it behind,
I want to steal you away.
Let our inhibitions sway,
And I’ll make you mine.
Let me steal you away.
Every place I frequent,
Every place I look.
An endless candy store.
Your flavor my world shook.
I want to steal them all away.
Your heart you know I took,
And you take mine every time.
Two stolen lovers,
Still an open book.
[Bridge]
We stand and stare
When it’s clear
We care
When it’s crude.
The mind is loud
And knows what to do.
We bite our lips,
A voice subdued.
Do we know why?
A moment shared,
A love so sly,
We seem so shrewd?
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Squeeze Rock New York, New York
Squeeze Rock is the moniker and genre tag of the musical styles of Julian “Julz-A” Hintz. Squeeze Rock is an Accordion alternative; Julz-A sings and raps while playing the Squeeze Box. The sound can be compared to such rock and rapping performers as Beck, Outkast, Primus, and Red Hot Chili Peppers. ... more
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