1. |
oh death
04:24
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2. |
Dollar Bill
02:55
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3. |
Justice
04:07
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Oh justice can you hear me I feel like you have let me down
Oh justice are you nowhere to be found
Oh justice are you listening have you taken a holiday
When this old world is so in need of you today
Where are you when we need you (2)
Oh justice earth to justice I know you are out there somewhere
Looks like we’ve lost you and sometimes it feels like no-one cares
Where are you when we need you (2)
People sleepin in their cars people fallin down in bars
People who can’t pay their rent folks whose hope is almost spent
People living in fear and war and the wolf is at their door
Our time is runnin down won’t you please come back for one more round
I’m walkin I’m walkin I’m walkin on down the road
And I’ll keep walkin til I see you and I know
And I’m talkin about justice I’m talkin to everyone I can
And I’ll keep talkin til I see you again
Til I see you again
Til I see you again
Where are you when we need you?
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4. |
Missing You
02:54
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Don’t want to die in a burning car dont want to die in a bomb in a bar
In the jaws of a shark or on a bench out in the park
Dont want to die in a hospital bed dont want to die from a bullet in the head
Dont want to die alone and blue don’t want to die from missing you
Dont want to get caught by a serial killer, dont want to get eaten up by Godzilla
Dont want to get hung on a barbwire fence, don’t want to die in a pestilence
Dont want to die in a plummeting plane don’t want to die on a subway train,
Don’t want to die alone and blue, don’t want to die from missing you
Oo Oo, missin you, I’m missin’ you I’m missin’ you
Don’t want to die from lack of water, or because somebody else thinks I oughta
Dont want to die in a fit of rage, or on a honky tonk stage
Dont want to die before my time & have ‘em all say I was in my prime
Dont want to die alone and blue, dont want to die from missing you
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5. |
44 Blues
04:07
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6. |
Walking Blues
04:19
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7. |
Vigilante man
03:34
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8. |
Undying Love
03:20
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In the Pentland Hills outside of town
That’s where my love and I lay down
On a bed of leaves with the sky above
He promised me undying love
But before too long his love began to cool
Runnin around town, he played me for a fool
Every Jane every June every Judy and Jill
Took a ride with him to the Pentland Hills
In the Pentland Hills I put him down
In a shallow grave he won’t be found
On bed of leaves with the stars above
Where is it now undying love
(refrain)
In the pentland hills with the stars above
He promised me undying love
Well who’s that yonder all covered in dirt
Raggedy pants and a bloodstained shirt
Heading into town by the light of the moon
He won’t lay down, gonna be here soon
Banging on my door, stumbling round my deck
He wants to get his hands around my neck
My screams light up the stars above
He promised me undying love
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9. |
When the Sun Goes Down
04:06
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10. |
Mary of the Wild Moor
03:31
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11. |
All about You
02:25
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12. |
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We were just talking about ghosts who are still walking
Creeping and stalking ghosts who are still walking
Shufflin’ feet pounding their beat
a smell sickly sweet, death and wild flowers
In the wee small hours
Rattlin’ chains rattle my brains inhuman remains
Creepin and stalkin ghosts who are still walkin’.
We were just talking about ghosts who are still walking
Shrieking and squawking ghosts who are still walkin’
Deep in the night a flickering light fills me with fright
Anger and shame, it’s a thing with no name
Shufflin’ bones beckon me home to a place so well known
Where I stand gawkin’ at ghosts who are still walkin’.
Oooo, oooo.
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13. |
Crow Black Chicken
02:50
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Marni Sheehan & Mark Smith Melbourne, Australia
Marni Sheehan & Mark Smith play rootsy blues, alt & vintage country & originals on acoustic, dobro & electric guitars, mandolin, banjo. Their years of experience brings authenticity and depth to the material. Audiences love the spellbinding quality of this act, its sparkle, humour and the occasional dark moment. Don't miss live shows in your neighbourhood! ... more
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