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Shakin Down Yr House
02:18
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She's thick she's built as solid as the ground
Gonna shake and stomp until your house falls down
C'mon babe the backdoor is open
Gonna shake and stomp until yr house caves in
Shakin' down yr house
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Mississippi Delta Flood
02:30
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Inside everybody got the Rhythm
Mississippi Delta we are your children
Mud and sand red hearts beat blood
Like the Mississippi yeah we're prone to flood
Everybody here is overflowing
There's a river flowin through your Heart
Comin on down from a Mountaintop
Do your best keep the waters clean
Grab someone before they're gone downstream
Everybody here is overflowing
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Rational man
01:53
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wanna be a rational man
wanna get it if I can
wanna be the master of my emotion
wanna cross the land and ocean.
wanna be a rational man
dont wanna change with the moon and the sands
Like a mountain risin' from the ocean
I'm unmoved by your commotion.
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