Get all 11 Sam & The Stone Circle releases available on Bandcamp.
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I Was On My Way Home
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I was on my way home
In the rain, in the snow
Stopped by a ringing payphone
'Cause I just wanted to know
What kind of trouble you could walk into
On a dead end night if you wanted to
No sooner had I put the receiver down
Than there were three tall shadows looking me up and down
I was in the cafe bar of a five star hotel
Didn't have to walk too far and I like the drinks they sell
Doesn't matter if you are a guest or not
So far all of my requests have been met
This could go on forever
Or there could be a surprise
Just around the corner
I was on a cross-town train
Looking out the window
Looking at the sign that read,
"You'll go as far as we go"
Then I was kicked awake by a passer-by
Looked up at him and the two on either side
One said, "Well, hasn't it been a while"
And I said, "Can we do this some other time?"
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Hard To Believe
01:55
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If Love Is an Ocean
01:48
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Double Six
03:13
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