Genius Lyrics
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Counting Crows – A Murder of One
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Blue morning, blue morning / Wrapped in strands of fist and bone / Curiosity, kitten / Doesn't have to mean you're on your own / You can look outside your window / He doesn't have
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Counting Crows – A Murder of One (1994/Live at Elysée Montmartre, Paris)
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Blue morning, blue morning / Wrapped in strands of fist and bone / Curiousity, little Kitten / Doesn't have to mean you're on your own / 'Cause you look outside your window / He
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Counting Crows – A murder of one - live at hammerstein ballroom, new york/1997
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Blue morning, blue morning / Wrapped in strands of fist and bone / Curiosity, kitten / Doesn't have to mean you're on your own / You can look outside your window / He doesn't have
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Allison Crowe – A Murder Of One
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Blue morning Blue morning / Wrapped in strands of fist and bone / Curiosity, Kitten, doesn't have to mean you're on your own / Your can look outside your window / He doesn't have
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Counting Crows – Anna Begins
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“Anna Begins” is track #5 off of “August and Everything After” which was released on September 14, 1993.
Anna is a girl from Australia that Duritz met on vacation in Greece in
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Counting Crows – Round Here
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This song was originally performed by The Himalayans, a band comprised of Adam Duritz, Dave Janusko, Dan Jewett, Marty Jones and Chris Roldan.
Duritz explained why he wrote this
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Counting Crows – Mr. Jones
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“It’s really a song about my friend Marty and I. We went out one night to watch his dad play, his dad was a Flamenco guitar player who lived in Spain, and he was in San Francisco
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Counting Crows – Omaha
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This starts as a combo of a dirge and an upbeat, youthful, Celtic-inspired tune. That’s appropriate for a song that seeks to bury Christianity and resurrect it later.
“Start
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Caleb Caudle – I Don't Fit In
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[Chorus] / I don't fit in, not the way that's expected / There's a murder of crows counting the bones they've collected / I don't fit in, not at all, not at all / [Verse 1] / I
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Counting Crows – Raining in Baltimore
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Adam Duritz explained that “Raining In Baltimore” was written about feeling lost. He was born in Baltimore, Maryland, but his family moved away when he was three years old. Though
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Counting Crows – Rain King
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This song was inspired by a 1950’s novel by Saul Bellow entitled Henderson the Rain King. Henderson is referenced in the line “Henderson is waiting for the sun.”
According to the
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Rodney Crowell (Ft. Vince Gill) – Caw Caw Blues
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[Verse 1] / Heckle and Jeckle built a barbed wire nest / In a windmill derrick way out west / Scooping up scraps down the long fence line / It was a work of art, the only one of
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Counting Crows – Ghost Train
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Took the cannon ball down to the ocean / Across the desert from the sea, the shining sea / I rode a ladder that climbed across the nation / 50 million feet of earth between the
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Doap Nixon – Silent Murders
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What happened to the fresh crews of hip hop / Nowadays rap niggas' are funny like Chris Rock / They think about fashion more than music / And wonder why nobody wanna support their
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Counting Crows – Sullivan Street
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Take the way home that leads back to Sullivan Street / 'Cross the water and home through the town / Past the shadows that fall down wherever we meet / Pretty soon now, I won't come
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Counting Crows – Perfect Blue Buildings
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In the ‘August and Everything After: Live’ album, Duritz says that this song was his favorite on the album, but it was also the hardest to record. He says that the band was just
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Counting Crows – Time and Time Again
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Counting Crows delivers to us a beautiful song of failure and heartbreak.
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The Lumbar Endeavor – While the Iron's Hot
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I’ve got this momentum, this drive / And, with my mind brewing in dark thought, I’ll strike while the iron’s hot / I suppose, I should settle the fuck down, unfurrow my brow / The
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Drake (Ft. JAY-Z) – Pound Cake / Paris Morton Music 2
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One of the most anticipated songs off Nothing Was The Same, which was originally a loose Magna Carta… Holy Grail track, features El Padrino himself. This marks the third time they’
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Fish (Rock) – Waverley Steps (End of the Line)
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At the back of the train he stares out the window / The carriage is empty, commuting is done; it’s the end of the line / Grasping for memories / Searching for landmarks in fields
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Joni Mitchell – The Windfall (Everything for Nothing)
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[Intro] / So you think I should buy you a car? / Why, because Elvis did? / Darlin' come on / [Verse 1] / Because Elvis gave 'em cars, you think I'm cheap / And you're hard done by
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