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Absentee
00:51
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Where art Thee, Absentee?
I’m lost at sea, So mote it be
Predestined fate?
Or karma’s wake?
Lost at sea, So mote it be
Damage done
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A Long Ride From Hell
00:35
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I wrestled with an angel
And told him, “Bless me now.”
He said he had to go, then beat me to the ground
And still he blessed me not
Amazing trials, How dissonant the sound
That broke a good man as I
I once was home but now I’m lost
Had sight but now I’m blind
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Life and liberty
And the pursuit of anyone who threatens these rights
American patriot
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First to enter, Last to leave
No greater weapon than a U.S. Marine
Semper Fi
The few and the proud
First to fight
Ooh Rah
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J. Sisco California
This site consists of 23 years worth of solo music projects by J. Sisco (all instruments, vocals, lyrics, effects,
recording, production,..). Everything is totally FREE to stream and/or download (or name your price if you want to donate).
Go to JSISCO.BANDCAMP.COM for a more succinct "best of" Bandcamp site where I only include my most favorite solo albums.
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