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The Fast Tony Collection

by Tony Anderson

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Across The Nation WRITTEN BY: TONY D. ANDERSON Well I never had any one destination Livin’ everywhere across this nation North to South, East to West I can’t really say any one place has been the best I like to go where it’s cold, when it’s warm I like to go where it’s warm, when it’s cold Well after L.A. got to be too much of a riot I went to the woods in Oregon for peace and quiet Where everything just grows and grows It rains all the time, and sometimes it snows I met a real nice girl there, she showed me around I let her break my heart, she nearly broke me down Then it was from Manhattan Beach to Union Station To Austin, Texas, a whole nuther’ location To New Orleans, Louisiana Let me tell ya, it was no L.A. I kept a low profile there, and then I slipped away Up North near the Finger Lakes Yeah, I slipped away After I ran outta’ states East to go I went down under, yeah down below Australia, had myself a real good look around I grabbed hold o’ my dreams, I turned around I wound up back in old L.A. in Hollywood Oh what a town Copyright © 2006 by Tony D. Anderson / Six Foot And Sea Level Records
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Run Run Round With Me WRITTEN BY: TONY D. ANDERSON Run run round in circles, run run round with me Run run faster now, you know it makes me dizzy You know what it does to me Feel like fallin’ down, feel like rain Tongue is tied and twisted, brain can’t explain Well I can’t say to where it is that I’m goin’ to All I’m hopin’ fors’ another side, to make it through You push on and I’ll pull back You’ll be gone and I’ll relax ah - aha- ah - aha - ah ah - aha- ah - aha - ah ah - aha- ah - aha - ah ah - aha- ah - aha - ah Don’t ya’ fret, don’t ya’ wine Suns gonna’ set and shine ah - ah - a - ah - ah ah - ah - a - ah - ah ah - ah - a - ah - ah ah - ah - a - ah - a - ah Copyright © 2006 by Tony D. Anderson / Six Foot And Sea Level Records
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Being Different Is Easy WRITTEN BY: TONY D. ANDERSON Singin’ in conversations’, talkin’ in songs’ it’s all the same Bein’ different is easy, when everybody’s so much the same Cuz’ they’re all just here to remind us Like all the people we’ve known before Yes, they’re all just here to remind us From another time, from somewhere before Have you heard about these balls of water, Hittin’ the Earth’s atmosphere from outer-space, Space, space, space? They’re producing O3, that’s ozone, we managed Somehow to erase, somehow to erase If you wanna’ make this world a better place, Why don’t ya’ start with yourself If you really wanna’ make this world a better place Get things straight at home first with yourself I’ve heard it said about this life, Be it the truth or be it a lie Bout’ how everything ya’ put out comes back to ya’ Ten fold when ya’ die, ten fold when ya’ die What if this ozone’s a gift, help sent from a more intelligent life? What if everything that’s happenin’s, exactly As it should be in your life? As it should be in your life Copyright © 2006 by Tony D. Anderson / Six Foot And Sea Level Records
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Mississippi Jeopardy WRITTEN BY: TONY D. ANDERSON Lord Lord tell me, where this road goes on? Is this my destiny Lord, where did I go wrong? I’m searchin’ high, sometimes I’m searchin’ low Is this my future Lord, where did my future go? Is this my future Lord, where did my future go? Where did my future go-oh? As the years pass, I try so hard to be, Cool, calm and collective to a tee But it get’s so hard sometimes Lord I can hardly stand You keep doin’ the best you know, I’ll be doin’ the best that I can You keep doin’ the best you know, I’ll be doin’ the best that I can I’m doin’ the best that I can Well if you wanna’ go see things you’ve never seen Why don’t you take a trip on down to New Orleans The party never stops, it’s sinkin’ right into the sea It might be sunk in a hundred years, It’s a Mississippi jeopardy It might be sunk in a hundred years, It’s a Mississippi jeopardy It’s a Mississippi jeopardy When it’s time for you to leave, don’t you hesitate Get on a bus, a boat, or a plane and don’t you be late If you wanna’ go real real far away Get on a plane that leaves tomorrow, or Maybe just leaves today Get on a plane that leaves tomorrow, or Maybe just leave today, maybe just leave today Maybe just leave today Maybe just leave today Maybe just leave today Copyright © 1999 by Tony D. Anderson / Six Foot And Sea Level Records
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Apricot Moonshine / Las Vegas Hash WRITTEN BY: TONY D. ANDERSON Drinkin’ apricot moonshine, smokin’ Las Vegas hash I chased it down and then I laid around Then I ran all out of cash Been around many towns It’s changed me now, I’m still havin’ a blast In the blink of an eye, from low to high It can all change so fast It’s a mass illusion, I’m not too distracted to see They say, “ Time is money “ But time means so much more than that to me Time means so much more than that to me Time means so much more than that to me You’ve got nothin’ to lose, you’ve even lost all fear Like an orphan on the run, baby with a pop gun Drag around a pound of sugar, like a pioneer Followed my bliss, both far and near Ya’ can’t outrun the moment, ya can always just disappear It’s a mass illusion, I’m not too distracted to see They say that, time is money But time means so much more than that to me Time means so much more than that to me Time means so much more than that to me Enjoyin’ the things money can’t buy Can’t take away, what no one can ever own Tell it like it is I’ve got my dreams to keep me warm and satisfied When I’m alone It’s a mass illusion, I’m not too distracted to see They say, “ Time is money “ But time means so much more than that to me Time means so much more than that to me Time means so much more than that to me Copyright © 2006 by Tony D. Anderson / Six Foot And Sea Level Records
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Who's Runnin' Things WRITTEN BY: TONY D. ANDERSON Well here it comes, here it comes again Don’t think I can explain it, no can’t explain it Your freedom’s on the line, each and everyday Price you choose to pay, ya’ gonna’ have to name it Time keeps on, time keeps on, time keeps on Time keeps on, twisting’ away now, twistin’ away now Your freedom’s on the line, each and everyday The price ya’ choose to pay, you’re gonna’ have to name it It doesn’t have to, all add up I wanna’ know, who’s been runnin’ things round’ here? It doesn’t have to, all add up I wanna’ know, who’s been runnin’ things round’ here? Here it comes, here it comes again Don’t think I can explain it, no can’t explain it Your freedom’s on the line, each and everyday Price you choose to pay, ya’ gonna’ have to name it Copyright © 2006 by Tony D. Anderson / Six Foot And Sea Level Records
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Voice Inside Me WRITTEN BY: TONY D. ANDERSON On my way, yeah I’m on my way I just keep on listenin’ to, listenin’ to That voice inside me Up and down, don’t get knocked down If there’s no one, no one, beside you Don’t expect it, yet don’t neglect it When love tries to ride through, it’s gonna’ get to you I just try to get a long and keep writin’ the best songs I can, I can I don’t dwell on what is not, all the things that I haven’t got I salute all those who have lent me a helpin’ hand There’s so few who truly understand Needin’ the support the most in the beginnin’ When you’re trying to make a stand I sing this song for all the angels Touchin’ down just long enough out there on the road Spreading their loving touching graces Touchin’ all the searchin’ tired weary souls All those, whose homes are just a feelin’ Surviving on only what lies in front of them When the dark uncertain night comes callin’ You’d be surprised, just who appears And who wants to be your friend Here comes the rain, here comes the rain I just keep on smilin’ though That’s what makes, you and me and the flowers Grow - ow - ow - ow -ow -ow -ow I don’t drive but I keep my hands wrapped loosely Round’ the steering wheel of the road I’m travelin’ Down in life I’ve ran into more than just one gypsy caravan That has helped to ease the strife I just try to get a long and keep writin’ the best songs, I can I don’t dwell on what is not, all the things that I haven’t got I salute all those who have lent me a helpin’ hand There’s so few who truly understand Needin’ the support the most in the beginnin’ When you’re trying to make a stand I sing this song for all the angels Touchin’ down just long enough out there on the road Spreading their loving touching graces Touchin’ all the searchin’ tired weary souls All those, whose homes are just a feelin’ Surviving on only what lies in front of them When the dark uncertain night comes callin’ You’d be surprised, just who appears And who wants to be your friend Copyright © 2006 by Tony D. Anderson / Six Foot And Sea Level Records
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Ready To Go 02:46
Ready To Go WRITTEN BY: TONY D. ANDERSON Well the time has come, it’s time again To get back on that road, that never ends And you’ll know, when it’s time to go You’ve got one more road trip, and another show If this song keeps on movin’ everything ‘ill be alright Cuz’ todays’ all I have got tonight To be livin’ in the moment, when everything Yeah everything, yeah everything seems, just right Well I’ve met a lot of people, I don’t mean to boast But it seems the people with the least Are the one’s that wanna’ give the most They wanna’ give it all, they wanna’ give it up They insist on fillin’ up my over-flowin’ cup I say, “ Hey, is there anything I can do? “ They say, “ No man, we’re just glad you’re here passin’ thorugh” Sendin’ shivers down my spine, you know, the way good music’s supposed to do And I know, one way or another, Everything keeps workin’ out, I’ll keep on lookin’ out I’ll keep my boots, close to my bed Where I lay me down to sleep, where I rest my head I will be, ready, to go I will be, ready I will be ready I will be ready to go Copyright © 2006 by Tony D. Anderson / Six Foot And Sea Level Records
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Dare To Love 04:29
Dare To Love WRITTEN BY: TONY D. ANDERSON Well I’d say it again, if it would bring ya’ home You’re puttin’ me down, gettin’ back out on your own We’ve all heard it before she says, “ Can’t we just be friends? “ Deep in my heart, I think about it for a minute, I say, “ Well I guess it all depends “ Thanks a lot, you made me feel so good, but now I’m not so hot, yeah Thanks a lot, you made me feel so good, but now I’m not so hot, yeah Thanks a lot, you made me feel so good, but now I’m not so, not so hot Wish I could tell ya’ whats gotten into me Trippin’ over myself left and right today Wish I could tell ya’ that it’s funny But there’s no use, no point tryin’ to explain I’m just playin’ it back to myself again, like ridin’ around on the A train Thanks a lot, you made me feel so good, but now I’m not so hot, yeah Thanks a lot, you made me feel so good, but now I’m not so hot, yeah Thanks a lot, you made me feel so good, but now I’m not so, not so hot And, I’ll remember you for who you are, I’m the one that took it too far And, even a fool knows it’s true, You gotta’ quit, when you want someone They don’t want you Thanks a lot, you made me feel so good, but now I’m not so hot, yeah Thanks a lot, you made me feel so good, but now I’m not so hot, yeah Thanks a lot, you made me feel so good, but now I’m not so, not so hot Well I’ll see you around’ in this, spin-cycle town You’ll be acting cute on your cell phone I’ll be out, in the corner, all alone That’s fine with me, that’s where I’d wanna’ be Probably be better off there anyway, than lettin’ you, get the best of me Thanks a lot, you made me feel so good, but now I’m not so hot, yeah Thanks a lot, you made me feel so good, but now I’m not so hot, yeah Thanks a lot, you made me feel so good, but now I’m not so, not so hot Copyright © 2006 by Tony D. Anderson / Six Foot And Sea Level Records
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Country Girl Needs WRITTEN BY: TONY D. ANDERSON Well the way she loves me, would I ever wanna’ leave? She’s tight and complete, she does so many good deeds She’s got the table, she’s got the salt Her green lights’ flashin’ and I’m not gonna’ halt I’m almost cryin’ ain’t that a shame? She’s heatin’ up that red hot flame She says, “ Well yes, I’m from the country And I like to do, the kinds of things that Country girls do I make some butter, after I milk some cows I drive the tractor in the fields, that, I like to plow “ She says, “ If you wanna’ harvest, better Mmm, plant some seeds “ She’ll tell you all about what a country girl needs When I awoke in the barn In a bed of straw and hay I caught a look from the chicken’s eyes that said, “ You really don’t wanna’ stay Head on straight out to the highway Through that field of wheat “ I scratched a goat under the chin As I hopped to my feet I told my farm girl love that “ I’d like to stay But there’s too much I must see “ She said, “ When you’re ready for the love Of a country girl, you know where to find me “ Copyright © 2000 by Tony D. Anderson / Six Foot And Sea Level Records
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Say Do You 04:40
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There You Go Again WRITTEN BY: TONY D. ANDERSON Things were lookin’ up, the sky was jet blue I couldn’t stop thinkin’ or talkin’ bout’ you Life is short, put your worries aside Take your time and enjoy the ride Well ya wanna’ be cool, well understand Sometimes things don’t work out like ya planned But ya fight it, ya do it Do you do what they tell ya? Recycled dreams and the visions they sell ya Everybody wants to be free It’s not so hard and it’s so easy to see That everybody, I mean everybody wants to be free I’ve got my own revolutions The streets are my institutions One of these days when we free the solutions We’ll get it right And with the way that the road goes on and on There’s no place that can keep ya’ Like it feels when you’ve stayed some place too long Think you can pay the price, think you can get it for a song? Keep talkin’ straight, don’t kid yourself and ya’ gotta’ stay head strong Well I don’t even know how I ever got through Or how I even ever started talkin’ to you Every place I go, your face is around Baby, your beauty haunts me, like a lonesome town Maybe a little love sick, you know how it can be scary Try to remind myself of how temporary Everything in life can be so fragile and delicate Some people cause pain, just for the hell of it Everybody wants to be free It’s not so hard and it’s so easy to see That everybody, I mean everybody wants to be free I’ve got my own revolutions The streets are my institutions One of these days when we free, the solutions We’ll get it right, oh god I hope we get it right Copyright © 2006 by Tony D. Anderson / Six Foot And Sea Level Records

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All Songs Written by Tony D Anderson. Produced by Ted Pedersen and Tony D Anderson

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released January 1, 2006

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