1. |
Downtown
03:49
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2. |
Bucket List
06:25
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Verse:
I’ve never climbed a mountain/ I’ve never been to space
I’ve never hit a hole in one/ I’ve never won a race
I’ve never rode a train across the country/ I’ve never wrote a book
I’ve never found the Holy Grail / and I don’t know where to look
Chorus:
But when I die, I’ll have no regrets
You can’t win or lose if you don’t place any bets
Life is full of living there’s a feeling that I get
These things I never done I just haven’t done them yet
I may never be a rock star, I may never been a king,
But then again there’s a first time/ for everything
Verse:
I’ve never been in a gun fight/ or conquered my biggest fears
I’ve never called a friend/ that I haven’t seen in years
I’ve never sailed the open ocean/ I’ve never hiked the Inca trail
I’ve never seen the northern lights/ I’ve never been to jail
Chrorus
Verse:
I’ve never seen the Mona Lisa/ I’ve never been to France
I’ve never watched my children grow up/ I’ve never had the chance
I’ve had my heart broken/ I’ve learned how to heal
I’ve met the love of my life/and I know that it’s real
Chrorus
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3. |
Gold Rush
04:53
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4. |
Going Home
04:40
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5. |
Black Sheep
04:24
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6. |
Stronger
08:05
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7. |
Live Fast and Die Young
04:55
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8. |
Belong
04:46
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9. |
Walkin' Cane
04:20
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10. |
Crazy
04:26
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11. |
Rainy Day
03:14
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12. |
Little Rose
02:38
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