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The Lyircs of Nemo James The Song Lyrics of Nemo James Singer, Songwriter www.nemojames.com Edition 3 12th November 2018 1 1000 Acres .............................................................................................................. 24 A Bachelor’s Lament ............................................................................................... 55 A Chair By The Window ......................................................................................... 17 A Good Man ........................................................................................................... 78 A Happy Man .......................................................................................................... 61 A Kind of Love Song .............................................................................................. 96 A Rat Race .............................................................................................................116 A Simple Love Song ................................................................................................. 5 A Song of Sixpence ................................................................................................. 11 A Warm Night In May ............................................................................................ 16 A Woman Unknown ................................................................................................ 19 Africa ...................................................................................................................... 83 Bobby Two Beers .................................................................................................... 42 Broken Wing ........................................................................................................... 97 But For Now ........................................................................................................... 46 Bye Cycle................................................................................................................ 98 Can You See Light .................................................................................................109 Cat Attack ............................................................................................................... 84 Come a Little Closer...............................................................................................124 Cool Water .............................................................................................................. 20 Did Anybody See Her ............................................................................................. 81 Different Paths .......................................................................................................110 Dreamer On The Run .............................................................................................. 10 Fame Without Talent ..............................................................................................123 Field of Dreams ....................................................................................................... 99 Fighting on the Wall ................................................................................................ 74 Fire in the Desert ..................................................................................................... 54 Flora’s Holiday ....................................................................................................... 85 Forbidden Fruit ....................................................................................................... 21 Forest of Fire ..........................................................................................................119 Four Seasons ........................................................................................................... 91 Four Winds ............................................................................................................. 86 Free Rum ...............................................................................................................127 Germinal ................................................................................................................115 Give Me a Smile...................................................................................................... 82 Going to the Factory ................................................................................................ 59 Have Pity On The Writer ........................................................................................113 He Planted Trees ....................................................................................................101 I Am Here For You ................................................................................................100 I Am Love ............................................................................................................... 22 I Could Have Been .................................................................................................. 60 I Hated What I Found .............................................................................................. 25 I Met Her on the M25 .............................................................................................. 63 I Thought I Heard You Crying ................................................................................. 26 I Wish I Was A Has Been ........................................................................................ 41 If Daddy Was Wrong .............................................................................................102 In the Garden........................................................................................................... 23 It Ain’t Right ..........................................................................................................103 It Really Doesn’t Matter .......................................................................................... 28 It Takes a Real Man to Cry .....................................................................................104 2 It’s A Crazy World .................................................................................................... 7 I Used To Be ........................................................................................................... 27 Jenny At The Front Door ......................................................................................... 45 Like Crystal............................................................................................................. 73 Listening Ears ......................................................................................................... 29 Little Tin Box .......................................................................................................... 30 Living on the Street ................................................................................................. 31 Looking For You ..................................................................................................... 32 Love In Your Heart ................................................................................................. 33 Marie (Where Are You Now) .................................................................................. 75 Married But Living Alone ....................................................................................... 71 McDonald’s Farm ................................................................................................... 68 Moj Prijatelj ............................................................................................................ 36 Nonsense ................................................................................................................. 87 One Day You’re in Paradise ...................................................................................121 Over You ................................................................................................................ 35 Peruvian Girl ..........................................................................................................111 Playing to the Crowd ..............................................................................................105 Pride........................................................................................................................ 69 Remember This Day ................................................................................................ 77 Rosemary and Time................................................................................................. 34 Running .................................................................................................................. 62 Second Thoughts ..................................................................................................... 88 She Said Hello ........................................................................................................112 She’s A Mother Now ..............................................................................................114 Silly Old Man .......................................................................................................... 72 Sing For Your Child ................................................................................................ 12 Ski With Me Tonight ............................................................................................... 67 Somebody Stole My Hole .......................................................................................
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