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Understand
04:06
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The Way Home
03:42
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I saw you there, sitting on your walmart shelf and i knew… knew i had to have you, and i knew! i knew i had to have you.
I left you there, but soon enough i came back to you, cause i knew, knew i had to have you, and i knew! i knew i had to have you.
We walk down the isle, i bought you then so i could have you, and i knew, i knew that now i have you!
i feel your warming taste flutter down to my tongue
i wonder where such love, could have ever begun!
you came from Market Pantry, now you’re here in my heart
and i could never be without you, oh we never could part!
you’re sparkling water holds on my heart too.
cause i knew, yes i knew, i knew i had to have you!
I saw you there, sitting on my counter top and i knew… knew we’d be forever, and i knew! i knew we’d be forever!
My friendly neighbor, they tried to take a drink of you, but they knew, knew we’d be forever, yes they knew, knew we'd be forever
I sat the kids down, i told them we were getting married, and they knew, knew we’d be forever, yes they knew, knew we’d be forever.
i feel your warming taste flutter down to my tongue
i wonder where such love, could have ever begun!
you came from Market Pantry, now you’re here in my heart
and i could never be without you, oh we never could part!
you’re sparkling water holds on my heart too.
cause i knew, yes i knew, i knew i had to have you!
You make cry some times, with what you do to my heart
you say we don’t have time, and it’s too late start
you can’t get over there last drinker, and the water is dry
but i think that if we tried that we could fly…….
i feel your warming taste flutter down to my tongue
i wonder where such love, could have ever begun!
you came from Market Pantry, now you’re here in my heart
and i could never be without you, oh we never could part!
you’re sparkling water holds on my heart too.
cause i knew, yes i knew, i knew i had to have you!
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Marijuana
02:21
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Cliche Tomorrow
02:33
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Somewhere In This World
04:20
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More Than A Song
02:25
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Young and Beautiful
02:10
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Born in Ellensburg, Washington, Tyler Jacobs began his musical career doing Elvis and Johnny Cash impersonations for Audiences at the age of 7. Since then Tyler has been an avid worker of Independent music and created What's His Face and the So and So's, along with Richard Bowles and Colin Sherfield in order to represent the Church of Christ, by being a band of Christians, not a Christian Band. ... more
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