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Vashon Ferry
02:58
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I don’t want to know the secret
I don’t really want to grow
Into someone more important
Someone you might like to know
It’s just white noise
Irresponsible white boys
You think you got no voice
You think you got no choice
I’m not stranded on your island
I’m not holding onto pain
I’m not reading self help books
That tell me all my love's in vain
It’s just white noise
Irresponsible white boys
You think you got no voice
You think you got no choice
Most ferry boats go back and forth
I only want to go one way
Over the horizon and fade away
Most fortunes must go up and down
Our attention slips away
Have all my best intentions led me astray
That signals bad
Climb on board you lazy boys
Won’t fight anyway just sail away
Safe and warm feel no pain
Tender rebel boys fade away
You’re breaking up
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Outsider
03:41
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Michael Donhowe Portland, Oregon
Michael Donhowe has been the organizing force behind many bands. Highlights include; Sugarboom’s CD “Planer” produced by Greg Sage, The Get Me Downs who had Sexsie Volvo played on NPR’s Car Talk, and The Wolfman Fairies, who’s “In The Great Northwoods” received heavy airplay on KZME. Recently, Michael has been playing with the country rock band, The Sin City Ramblers. ... more
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