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storefronts
Singer: mary chapin carpenter
when the air is filled with cheer
and the storefronts look this pretty only once a year
well the vendors huddled and the taxis honked
when the air is filled with cheer
and the storefronts look this pretty only once a year
well the vendors huddled and the taxis honked
Singer: strokes, the
i hope it's you who set this trap
and storefronts rarely changed
at least i'm on my own again
i hope it's you who set this trap
and storefronts rarely changed
at least i'm on my own again
Singer: handsome family, the
smashing every pane of glass
storefronts
mirrors
smashing every pane of glass
storefronts
mirrors
Singer: battistelli, francesca
boxes and bows
storefronts and stockings and days when it snows
with all of the secrets that this season keeps
boxes and bows
storefronts and stockings and days when it snows
with all of the secrets that this season keeps
Singer: blue nile, the
quarter to five
when the storefronts are closed in paradise
meet me outside the cherry light
quarter to five
when the storefronts are closed in paradise
meet me outside the cherry light
Singer: francesca battistelli
boxes and bows
storefronts and stockings and days when it snows
with all of the secrets that this season keeps
boxes and bows
storefronts and stockings and days when it snows
with all of the secrets that this season keeps
Singer: bruce cockburn
varied detritus of aquarian age
shutters on storefronts and shutters in the mind
we kill ourselves to keep ourselves safe from crime
varied detritus of aquarian age
shutters on storefronts and shutters in the mind
we kill ourselves to keep ourselves safe from crime
Singer: cockburn, bruce
varied detritus of aquarian age
shutters on storefronts and shutters in the mind
we kill ourselves to keep ourselves safe from crime
varied detritus of aquarian age
shutters on storefronts and shutters in the mind
we kill ourselves to keep ourselves safe from crime
Singer: drive-by truckers
dreams here live and die just like a stray dog on a dirt road somewhere in tennessee
the storefronts all filled up with eyeballs
as the policemen clear out the street
dreams here live and die just like a stray dog on a dirt road somewhere in tennessee
the storefronts all filled up with eyeballs
as the policemen clear out the street
Singer: bruce cockburn
dodging crowded humans cows dogs rickshaws
storefronts constellated pools of bluewhite
bright against darkening walls
dodging crowded humans cows dogs rickshaws
storefronts constellated pools of bluewhite
bright against darkening walls
Singer: cockburn, bruce
dodging crowded humans cows dogs rickshaws
storefronts constellated pools of bluewhite
bright against darkening walls
dodging crowded humans cows dogs rickshaws
storefronts constellated pools of bluewhite
bright against darkening walls