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Favorite Son
02:44
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"Favorite Son"
no, you won't be cast
in round about ways
As four men argue
over sacred horses
when all is reckoned on
on your best summer days
it takes patience,process, progress
to make a change
oh, this town favors its favorite son
let's go back 17 years
to a wild and fearless child
he said don't worry about getting old,
and try to remember before you forget
he said ideas grow easily
when they are not forced
oh this town favors its favorite son
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2. |
Patience I Once Knew
04:36
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3. |
Constant Window
02:55
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4. |
If You Would Linger
04:56
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Words by James Saucer
Music by Ladders
James Sauer - Electric Guitar, Backing Vocals
Dan Oberbruner - Bass, Vocals
Daniel Mitchell - Backing, Vocals
Myles Coyne - Drums
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5. |
Immortal Man
03:14
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"Immortal Man"
I call him my immortal man
my instinct of youthful pride
wisdom can't cross his lines
because he cannot die
hey there, wholesome boy and girl
from the top of the world
we are naked and olding
depicting past as if it will last
not seeing what lies ahead
too stubborn for the rest
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6. |
David
02:43
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7. |
Engines of Reason
04:32
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8. |
Peaceful Country
02:11
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Words by Dan Oberbruner
Music by Ladders
Dan Oberbruner - Bass, Vocals
James Sauer- Electric Guitar, Backing Vocals
Myles Coyne - Drums
Daniel Mitchell- Backing Vocals
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9. |
A Common Sense
05:17
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"A Common Sense"
hold your life up swiftly, there's a common sense we know
keep your friends close, but your enemies closer
but what does this mean?
I'm not at war with the friends i know, i'm not at war with the people around me
but you want to sleep where the minor says, "you don't belong"
you want search where the favorite minds say, "don't reach for us"
you hope for a minor beat, to restore your sight
holy reason, come back to me
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10. |
Open Vessel
04:30
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"Open Vessel"
you seem to write
a bounded stable screwed in so tight
hanging oils and purposed pawns
down the winding rode to everyone
haste, are you gonna love me now?
choose what’s wrong and can’t be found now
less is the longing for what’s right
and what’s right is the courage to persist now.
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Ladders Milwaukee, Wisconsin
A rock band from Milwaukee, WI.
Ladders recommends:
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