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Love Ain't A Crime
02:37
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You've got to turn this thing around
get back in line
I'm on my knees praying lord no more
No not this time!
Love ain't a crime
Love ain't a crime
Love ain't a crime
Tonight
You've been hurt, you've been down
looking for a line
But they say no, its to soon
It's not you're time
But hell i'm thinking that
Love ain't a crime
Love ain't a crime
Love ain't a crime
Tonight
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Dirt Against the Tide
03:38
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Thought I fell in love with some one new
But Jameson and a good night ain't the truth
When it's over no one's tough
But my hearts soldiers are looking to come home to love
I didn't mean to cause no pain
Or set this house on fire
And watch it burn with the gasoline
Of my unspent desire
There's still a fire burning bright
Beneath these southern sky's
But I don't see a sense in shoveling
Dirt against the tide
From all these salts i'll build my wall
Safe and secret, dirty, blonde and small
It ain't perfect because it lasts the days
It's beautiful because time takes it away
I didn't mean to cause no pain
Or set this house on fire
And watch it burn with the gasoline
Of my unspent desire
There's still a fire burning bright
Beneath these southern sky's
But I don't see a sense in shoveling
Dirt against the tide
Dirt against the tide
Dirt against the tide
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Sean Hamilton Calgary, Alberta
There has never been a time that Sean Hamilton can remember when music wasn’t the most important thing in his life. His impassioned, confessional lyrics propel his listeners through a multi-faceted and ever-changing journey of self-discovery, distilled into an album which perfectly articulates the juxtaposing complexities of the human condition. ... more
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