1. |
Going Across The Sea
05:16
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RYLAND AND SPENCER (Rise and bloom again) (Trad/Arr. Jeff Kazor, Jade note music, BMI)
You can Trump down the flowers around my grave,
They’ll rise and bloom again, they’ll rise and bloom again.
Ryland and Spencer are burning down.
You can eat more fried chicken than a pretty girl can fry,
Now tell more of them dog gone lies,
Well you can eat more fat meat than you can cook in a week,
Tell more of them dog gone lies, tell more of them dog gone lies.
Ryland and Spencer are burning down.
You can tell more lies than the stars in the sky,
Well, maybe your time ain’t so long, maybe your time ain’t so long.
Ryland and Spencer are burning down.
Well, what you gonna do when your money’s all gone?
Hang down your head and cry.
Well, what you gonna do when your orange is blue?
Hang down your head and cry, hang down your head and cry.
Ryland and Spencer are burning down.
Ryland and Spencer are burning down.
We’ll rise and bloom again, they’ll rise and bloom again.
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3. |
Feather Bed
02:35
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4. |
Down to the River
05:05
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5. |
Yellow Mercury 4
03:50
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7. |
Empathy Moves the Water
05:55
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EMPATHY MOVES THE WATER (Jeff Kazor, Jade note music, BMI)
. ..we are not human, … we are not men, we are? …..
In a universe full of chaos
There is a tiny piece to remind.
Way before hashtags were people,
We are the human kind
where everybody hurts -
where everybody bleeds -
where everybody loves, everybody hates -
sowing all the seeds
Empathy moves the water
Love in the light
Come with me my brother
and walk in my eyes tonight.
Unearthly powers among us
Fear has shot out the lights
Everybody run for cover
Everybody hold on tight
Empathy moves the water
Love in the light
Come with me my brother
and walk in your eyes tonight.
Whites back to Europe
Over the wall with Mexicans
return Blacks to Africa
It’s the color of your skin.
Empathy moves the water
Love in the light
Come with me my brother
and see through your eyes tonight.
Down my street, walk down my street,
where men live with husbands
where women live with wives
to love w/out fear
is to live without lies.
Empathy moves the water
Love in the light
Come with me my brother
and walk in my shoes tonight
In my eyes,
see in my eyes,
It's In your eyes,
In yours eyes
Make it all great again ya, hay
America the same again ya, hay
Little boys w/ invisible wounds
And in the mirror you see empathy
I was gone just for a minute but now I’m back
Take away the fear and what do you have
It’s what holds us together
It's what tears us apart
In the great transition we’ll need love
The world is mostly water, it’s just the same as us.
How many clicks does it take to soothe the sorrow?
Touch is just a swipe away.
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8. |
Mike in the Wilderness
03:36
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Long Time Traveling
02:21
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10. |
Wade in the Water
04:47
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WADE IN THE WATER (Trad/Arr. Jeff Kazor, Jade note music, BMI)
Wade in the water, Wade in the water, go down,
Wade in the water, children, wade in the water and be baptized.
Look over yonder and what do I see?
(Wade in the water and be baptized)
Holy Ghost comin’ on me
(Wade in the water and be baptized)
Who’s that young girl dressed in red?
(Wade in the water and be baptized)
Must be the children that Moses led
(Wade in the water and be baptized)
Must be the children of the Israelites.
Who’s that young girl dressed in blue?
(Wade in the water and be baptized)
Must be the children that prayed for you
(Wade in the water and be baptized)
Wade in the water, Wade in the water, go down,
Wade in the water, children, wade in the water and be baptized.
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12. |
Pretty Little Shoes
03:17
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Yellow Mercury 3
05:20
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YELLOW MERCURY 3 (Jeff Kazor, Jade note music, BMI)
In the rich, blue-black sand
Where the gold lines the rivers
The following days are numbered
On the yellow promised land.
Just another drained out dream
To a pull-away, pulled-out heart.
So many misfortunes shadow
To
my canyon dark.
One day, one beautiful morning
I’ll be coming back to you
One day, one beautiful morning
I’ll be returned to you.
And all the greed in this town
Could never, oh no, never.
Well I drink to drunk as my true love awaits
On the other side.
One day, one beautiful morning,
I’ll be coming back to you.
One day, one beautiful morning,
I’ll be returned to you.
I’ll be returned to you.
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The Crooked Jades are on a mission to reimagine old-world music for a modern age, pushing boundaries and blurring categories with their fiery, soulful performances. Innovative, unpredictable and passionate, they bring their driving dance tunes and haunting ballads to rock clubs, festivals, traditional folk venues and concert halls across America and Europe. ... more
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