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Recorded live during a video shoot in an orange grove in Oliva, Spain, using a looper and with Tony Rivers on acoustic guitar and vocals credits: From The Patreon Files Album, released May 5, 2014. Markus K - vocals, guitar, looper, Wavedrum, production and mastering Tony Rivers - vocals, acoustic guitar https://markus-k.bandcamp.com/

Band on the Run is the third studio album by the British–American rock band Paul McCartney and Wings, released on 30 November 1973. It was McCartney's fifth album after leaving the Beatles in April 1970 and his final album on Apple Records. Although sales were modest initially, its commercial performance was aided by two hit singles – "Jet" and "Band on the Run" – such that it became the top-selling studio album of 1974 in the United Kingdom and Australia, in addition to revitalising McCartney's critical standing. It remains McCartney's most successful album and the most celebrated of his post-Beatles works. Lyrics: [Part I] [Verse] Stuck inside these four walls Sent inside forever Never seeing no one nice again Like you Mama, you Mama, you [Part II] [Verse] If I ever get out of here Thought of giving it all away To a registered charity All I need is a pint a day If I ever get out of here If we ever get out of here [Part III] [Verse 1] Well, the rain exploded with a mighty crash As we fell into the sun And the first one said to the second one there "I hope you're having fun" [Pre-Chorus] Band on the run Band on the run And the jailer man and Sailor Sam Were searching everyone [Chorus] For the band on the run Band on the run For the band on the run Band on the run [Verse 2] Well, the undertaker drew a heavy sigh Seeing no one else had come And a bell was ringing in the village square For the rabbits on the run [Pre-Chorus] Band on the run Band on the run And the jailer man and Sailor Sam Were searching everyone [Chorus] For the band on the run Band on the run [Instrumental Break] [Chorus] Yeah, the band on the run The band on the run The band on the run (Yeah!) Band on the run [Verse 3] Well, the night was falling as the desert world Began to settle down In the town, they're searching for us everywhere 'Cause we never will be found [Pre-Chorus] Band on the run Band on the run And the county judge, who held a grudge Will search forevermore [Chorus] For the band on the run The band on the run The band on the run (Yeah! Yeah!)

Let Me Love You Tonight is a 1980 song by the American country rock band Pure Prairie League. The lead vocalist for the band at the time was Vince Gill, who would later become a successful country music singer in his own right. Noted saxophonist David Sanborn is also on the track. Taken as the first single from their 1980 album, Firin' Up, "Let Me Love You Tonight" became the band's first (and, to date, only) song to enter the top 10 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, where it peaked at number 10 during the summer of 1980, and remained in the top 40 for 11 weeks. The song also spent three weeks at number one on the Billboard Adult Contemporary chart. Lyrics: [Verse 1] Dark clouds are blowin' in the wind He's crossin' your mind again You've got that sad, sad feelin' from a broken heart And feelin' so close to the end [Chorus] Let me love you tonight There's a million stars in the sky Let me love you tonight I'll make everything alright [Verse 2] When you find out how good love can be You're so lost when it sets you free They say once in your life, you find someone that's right Someone who loves you like me [Chorus] Let me love you tonight There's a million stars in the sky Let me love you tonight I'll make everything alright [Bridge] When the moon has forgotten what the night's about And the stars can't work their places out Hold me tighter than tight When the daylight comes, it'll be alright [Chorus] Let me love you tonight There's a million stars in the sky Let me love you tonight I'll make everything alright [Outro] Let me love you tonight Let me love you tonight Let me love you tonight Let me love you tonight Let me love you tonight

With a heart for storytelling and a gift for connection, Ariel Fitz-Patrick is a multi-talented artist, viral content creator, and modern-day messenger. Known to millions online as Ariel Fitz, she brings faith to life through relatable skits, soulful music, and a bold, authentic voice. Based in Montreal and signed to Capitol Christian Music Group / Motown Gospel, Ariel is carving out a space where digital ministry meets musical artistry. Whether she’s re-imagining Bible stories for Gen Z or writing songs that speak to God’s protection and presence, her mission stays the same: to make faith feel real, joyful, and relevant. Lyrics [Intro] He spoke a word The world came alive From the sky to the ocean And the mountains rise Every star in the heavens Even grain in the sand He crafted it all with the touch of His hand [Pre-Chorus] I could never ever forget Ain’t losing with a God like this I don’t know what you waiting on Don’t act like he ain’t done it before There He go I know He won’t miss Your love, yeah it feels like bliss Your voice I will follow Wherever I go [Chorus] From the earth to the heavens all day Every creature moves in Yahweh From the mountains high to everything under the sun How the river keeps on flowing And the thunder keeps on rolling And You illustrated everything under the sun [Verse 1] I can hear Your rhythm Everybody sing And it sounds like freedom What a beautiful thing Me na give no likkle praise You don’t really understand When I think of his mercies I get to waving my hands [Pre-Chorus] I could never ever forget Ain’t losing with a God like this I don’t know what you waiting on Don’t act like he ain’t done it before There He go I know He won’t miss Your love, yeah it feels like bliss Your voice I will follow Wherever I go [Chorus] From the earth to the heavens all day Every creature moves in Yahweh From the mountains high to everything under the sun How the river keeps on flowing And the thunder keeps on rolling And You illustrated everything under the sun [Verse 2] If you serve a God like this And you wan’ show Him love Cuz He never miss Lemme hear you say yeah Say yeah And if you wanna give thanks and praise To the One who only brings you better days Lemme hear you say yeah Yeah [Chorus] From the earth to the heavens all day Every creature moves in Yahweh From the mountains high to everything under the sun How the river keeps on flowing And the thunder keeps on rolling And You illustrated everything under the sun

Take Me To The River was a cover of a song by Al Green. The Talking Heads recorded it for their second album More Songs About Buildings and Food (1978). Their version, recorded with co-producer Brian Eno in Nassau, Bahamas, was initially resisted by Byrne who felt the band should not release a cover. Eventually convinced, Eno suggested that they play the song as slow as possible, before adding his own effects to it. The song was edited and released as a single, and reached #26 on the US Billboard Hot 100 in February 1979, as well as hitting the singles charts in Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. Thomas Ryan wrote of Talking Heads' version that it "broadsided the status quo by combining the best ingredients of conventional pop music and classic soul music, stirring them together, and then presenting the mix in the guise of punk rock." The Talking Heads version introduced the song to a whole new audience and was popular in that genre as well. Lyrics: [Verse 1] I don't know why I love her like I do All the changes you put me through Take my money, my cigarettes I haven't seen the worst of it yet [Pre-Chorus] I wanna know, can you tell me Am I in love to stay? [Chorus] Take me to the river, drop me in the water Take me to the river, dip me in the water Washing me down, washing me down [Verse 2] I don't know why you treat me so bad Think of all the things that we could have had Love is a notion that I can't forget My sweet sixteen I would never regret [Pre-Chorus] I wanna know, can you tell me? Am I in love to stay? [Chorus] Take me to the river, drop me in the water Push me in the river, dip me in the water Washing me down, washing me [Bridge] Hug me, squeeze me, love me, tease me Till I can't, till I can't, I can't take no more [Chorus] Dip me in the water, drop me in the river Push me in the water, drop me in the river Washing me down, washing me down [Verse 3] I don't know why I love her like I do All the trouble you put me through Sixteen candles there on my wall And here am I, the biggest fool of them all [Pre-Chorus] I wanna know, can you tell me? Am I in love to stay? [Chorus] Take me to the river, drop me in the water Dip me in the river, drop me in the water Washing me down, washing me down Ooh, a-ya-ya-ya-ya-ya-ya-ya-ya-ya-ya-ya-ya-ya-ya-ya [Outro] Ooh, a na na na A na na na na, ah! A na na na, hoo! A na na na, ooh! A na na na na, hoo! Ha! Na na na na, ah! Na na na na na Na na na na

Eminence Front is a song by the Who, written and sung by lead guitarist Pete Townshend. It appears on the band's tenth studio album It's Hard (1982). The single entered Billboard Hot 100 on 25 December 1982, reaching number 68. In the song, Townshend sings about the delusions and drug use of the wealthy and hedonistic. The lyrics describe a party in which people hide from their problems behind a façade. Townshend has introduced the song in live performances with: "This song is about what happens when you take too much white powder; it's called 'Eminence Front'." Lyrics: The sun shines And people forget The spray flies as the speedboat glides And people forget Forget they're hiding The girls smile and people forget The snow packs as the skier tracks People forget Forget they're hiding [Chorus] Behind an eminence front Eminence front, it's a put on It's an eminence front It's an eminence front, it's a put on An eminence front Eminence front, it's a put on, eminence front It's an eminence front It's an eminence front, it's a put on It's a put on, it's a put on, it's a put on [Post-Chorus] Come and join the party, dressed to kill Won't you come and join the party dressed to kill? Dressed to kill [Verse 2] Drinks flow, people forget That big wheel spins, the hair thins People forget Forget they're hiding The news slows People forget The shares crash, hopes are dashed People forget Forget they're hiding [Chorus] Behind an eminence front An eminence front, it's a put on It's just an eminence front An eminence front, it's a put on An eminence front An eminence front, it's a put on Eminence front It's an eminence front, it's a put on It's a put on, it's a put on, it's a put on [Outro] Come and join the party, dressed to Come and join the party, dressed to Come on, join the party, dressed to Come on, join the party, dressed to kill Dress yourself to kill

Different Drum was written by Michael Nesmith in 1965, prior to his joining The Monkees. It was first recorded by the Greenbriar Boys in 1966. Linda Ronstadt and The Stone Poneys, a folk rock trio consisting of Ronstadt, Bobby Kimmel, and Kenny Edwards, recorded their version in 1967. The track became Ronstadt's first major hit, reaching No. 13 on the Billboard Hot 100 and No. 12 on the Cash Box singles chart.It was released as a single in September 1967 and was included on the band's second album, Evergreen, Vol. 2. Lyrics: You and I Travel to the beat of a different drum Oh, can't you tell by the way I run Every time you make eyes at me Whoa You cry and moan and say It will work out But honey child, I've got my doubts You can't see the forest for the trees So don't get me wrong It's not that I knock it It's just that I Am not in the market For a boy who wants To love only me Yes, and I ain't sayin' You ain't pretty All I'm saying, I'm not ready For any person, place or thing To try and pull the reins In on me So goodbye, I'll be leavin' I see no sense in this cryin' and grievin' We'll both live a lot longer If you live without me So don't get me wrong It's not that I knock it It's just that I Am not in the market For a boy who wants to love only me Yes, and I ain't sayin' You ain't pretty All I'm sayin', I'm not ready For any person, place or thing To try and pull the reins In on me So goodbye, I'll be leavin' I see no sense in this cryin' and grievin' We'll both live a lot longer If you live without me

Hurry Sundown is the third studio album by American southern rock band Outlaws, released in 1977. The title track became a concert staple and fan favorite. Four members of the band, Hughie Thomasson, Henry Paul, Billy Jones, and Harvey Dalton Arnold (who replaced Frank O'Keefe on bass) contributed songwriting and lead vocals. Paul would leave the band after the album's release. Lyrics: Gypsies danced around the campfire, shook their tambourines They were waiting for the ghost of an outlaw, Sundown was his name As the midnight hour grew closer and the sky began to fall You can see his shadow in the light of the moon They had heard the gypsies' call She had hair as black as darkness, eyes of emerald green Oh, her voice was soft and tender, oooh she loved sing She will sing no more, or dance again or shake her tambourines They had taken her away, she was dead and gone, hear the gypsies sing Ooh, hurry Sundown (the gypsies' cry) Ooh, hurry Sundown Ooh, hurry Sundown (the gypsies' cry) Hurry Sundown Ooh, hurry Sundown (the gypsies' cry) Ooh, hurry Sundown Ooh, hurry Sundown (the gypsies' cry) Silver devils in his holsters, stars strapped to his heels There was fire in his eyes, they say that he was dressed to kill He had hands as fast as lightning, a heart as cold as steel He had come for the one that took her life, to lie him in Boot Hill Gypsies danced around the campfire, shook their tambourines They were waiting for the ghost of an outlaw, Sundown was his name As the midnight hour grew closer and the sky began to fall You can see their shadows in the light of the moon They had heard the gypsies' call Ooh, hurry Sundown Ooh, hurry Sundown Ooh, hurry Sundown Ooh, hurry Sundown

There Goes Another Love Song" is a song by the American Southern rock band Outlaws. Written by Hughie Thomasson and Monte Yoho, it is the opening track and lead single from the band's 1975 debut album Outlaws. It became a top 40 hit, peaking at number 34 on the Billboard Hot 100, and at number 30 in the Netherlands in November 1975. The song was written by Hughie Thomasson and Monte Yoho. Thomasson's voice is the one commonly associated with the group because he sang two of the band's most popular songs, "There Goes Another Love Song" and "Green Grass and High Tides". Lyrics: Sometimes I feel like I'm getting kinda low Thoughts that I'm thinkin' are the reason So I try to remember without talkin' to myself Things that I said or maybe things that I felt about you Sittin' in a corner of a crowded bar room People all around me and I still feel alone Just when I know I'm gonna break down and cry Someone played a tune that dried the tear from my eye There goes another love song Someone singin' about me again There goes another love song Now I need more than a friend Lonesome and lonely, far from my home Tryin' to get back to where I know I belong Wishin' and hopin' I was already there I just heard a voice whispered in my ear, singin' There goes another love song Someone singin' about me again There goes another love song Now I need more than a friend There goes another love song Someone singin' about me again There goes another love song Now I need it more than a friend There goes another love song Someone singin' about me again There goes another love song Now I need more than a friend