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Gold Cadillac
04:05
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When We Finally Got Home
03:34
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On a highway
Halfway between our home and Kansas City,
I tell the tale kept hidden
For the past 100 years
I tell the secret
That our name's not our own
I tell the secret
That our name is unknown
My father never knew
That his grandfather was not his father's father
The fact was hidden very well
And the name passed down
Was that of a different man
I tell the secret
That our name's not our own
I tell the secret
That our name is unknown
The deep, dark secret
Our name's not our own
The deep, dark secret
Our name's not our own
Passing through the town
Where my grandfather was born,
There's a cemetery by the road
Could his father be buried there
And we don't know?
How can we find him;
A name is not known.
We want to know the secret
The name that's our own.
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Already Gone
06:38
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Hand in my Pocket
03:46
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Like a Madman
03:23
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I Miss You
04:06
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US Highway 50
05:02
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One Shot
04:24
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Father & Son
06:50
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I'll Be Waiting
04:21
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Starlight is Fragile
01:52
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Autumn
06:21
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Tin Ghost Springfield, Illinois
Tin Ghost, originally formed by Kate Schwartz in 2008, has been resurrected after a 10 year hiatus. Tin Ghost blends haunting melodies, acoustic elements, and modern songcraft into music that sounds both old and new. Contact Tin Ghost at Kate.Hubbard1010@gmail.com ... more
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