1. |
Come On Out
02:56
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Oh I gave up
All my aching
To please everyone
I was mistaken
No I don't need your approval
In fact I think it's kinda cruel
To make someone live
Their whole lives
Just waiting
For the right time to come on out
Hey come on out
When you said it's in the bible
That it's a sin it's not survival
Have you tried to step in my shoes
Or do you think hate's something I'd choose
We're looking for somewhere to join in the race
We need a grassroots effort just to pick up the pace
And if their hearts wide open
We're gonna get acceptance
Come on out
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2. |
Jane
04:36
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There's a cool breeze blowing
Your hair right from your face
And your worries tell me
That you were out of place
Its alright now
Its alright now
For you sweet baby Jane
I hate to see you fall to pieces
So why are you so torn up
Come sit beside me
I'll try to cheer you up
Its alright now
Its alright now
For you sweet baby Jane
I'm gonna make it easy this time
Keeping you closer til your hearts alive
Its alright now
For you sweet baby Jane
There's a warm breeze blowing a kiss onto your cheek
But your eyes tell me you know you're not for me
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3. |
On & On
03:59
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There's a million ways that I could draw a smile from your lips
But there's something to be said about desire
I ignore every warning sign in front of my face
I guess I have too much hope in people
On and on it goes
I get the same shit from you every time
Are they all still reading from the same lines
In my dreams she's haunting me
Is there something I can't see
What's this swollen mess before me
On and on it goes
You should've seen this place before you ever tried to take control
Trees became your ownership and now they die for it
I wonder if there's any last request
On and on it goes
I get the same shit from you every time
Are they all still reading from the same lines
In my dreams she's haunting me
Is there something I can't see
What's this swollen mess before me
On and on it goes
Was your idea now just to leave here
Abandon ship now you can't be here
How do you expect us just to leave here
Abandon ship now you can't be here
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Throw me in the ocean
A love song so blue
Like a compass finds north
I swim to you
Mermaids guide me to
A heart of gold I see in you
A love so bold
I don't know where to hold
Floating in your sea
Do you see me
I want you
To come find me
Whiskey nights and bright lights bring me to
Center stage alone
I Sing for you
If you want me to
I'll come home with you
For awhile
To see you smile
Floating in your sea
Do you see me
I want you
To come find me
I want you
To come find me
Throw me in the ocean
A love song so blue
Like a compass finds north
I swim to you
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Jenny Kohls Des Moines, Iowa
Kohls started her career as a guitarist in Iowa rock bands. Since then, however, she's built an impressive catalog of
original music, toured the country, had her work featured in film and television, and now fronts The Jenny Kohls Band.
Kohls has released three independent records, "Whiskey Nights & Bright Lights" (2010), "Songbird" (2015) and "Project A" (2022).
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