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Artist: Beck
Canonical path: /beck/fourteen-rivers-fourteen-floods
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Fourteen Rivers Fourteen Floods
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Fourteen Rivers Fourteen Floods
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Fourteen rivers, fourteen floods
Bend your body to the heavens above
Don't get drunk, don't get dry
Just bring your money next Saturday night
Forty miles on a cattle trail
With a half-dead mule and nothing on my mind
All my life I've been talking fast
Taking all the things that I should have let pass
Throw my hat on a coffin nail
Put another brick in the fire place
Well I don't know about you or me
But someone got loose back in town
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