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El Camino
04:31
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I know
Someday we all must go
And we don't have a clue just what heaven is
But tomorrow
Is the same old shadow
They say you shouldn't plant a garden in the shade
I don't know, I don't know
Where I stay or where I roam
But when I wake it will be time to hit the road
So long
To the places I've called home
The time has come for me to start my own life
Will I go to find her
In California
Leave the New York islands behind me
I don't know, I don't know
Where I stay or where I roam
But when I wake it will be time to hit the road
Many trials I will know
My legs are weary, but two feet are on the ground
But if they shake and fall to the floor
That road can always be found
You say
That's not the only way
Don't ever make a compromise on happiness
And if you feel lost
Just read the signs, they're
Right before your eyes, just look up and see
I don't know, I don't know
Where I stay or where I roam
But when I wake it will be time to hit the road
Many trials I will know
My legs are weary, but two feet are on the ground
But if they shake and fall to the floor
That road can always be found
I know
Some days it won't be so
The aches and pains will bring you to despair
But just stay strong
Know your heart is young
And listen always to it's voice
I don't know, I don't know
Where I stay or where I roam
But when I wake it will be time to hit the road
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2. |
Abigail
04:28
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3. |
Balcony Blues
04:22
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The breeze blows high on the cliffside
And the days, they all fly away
The stream flows on never ending
And she's making her way out of my mind
But in my dreams there's a phantom
A voice that would claim my desire
In her eye's I can see my reflection
And it's green as the mountain above
The stars glow bright in the distance
Some may burn up, but that night sky remains
Her voice was soft like a blanket
But the sun's blazing hot outside
Still, there are nights i remember
Her warm and her quiet embrace
Oh, why must these memories haunt me still
When I knew I could never stay
Ohhh Lexy
You kill me
You were so far from true
But I'm still missin' you
High I'll climb on the ridgeline
Where the clouds far below cannot reach
And like a gull on the seaside
I will level my course for new sights
Yes I'll level my course for new sights
And I'll leave your rejections behind
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4. |
Mulhacen
05:32
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5. |
Hard to See
03:28
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6. |
Lonesome Lover
04:09
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7. |
Atlas
03:05
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8. |
Torcal
06:18
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9. |
You I Want to Know
03:20
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King Mulhacen New York, New York
King Mulhacen is a five-piece ensemble with a sound rooted in vocal harmonies, pulsating ethereal grooves, contemplative
lyrics, and a healthy dose of improvised jamming.
Our music draws from a wide array of influences, from classics like CSNY, George Harrison, the Beach Boys to modern artists like Elliot Smith, Sufjan Stevens, Fleet Foxes, and Bon Iver.
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