Buck O Nine

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I been workin' on my vision and clarity.
Anything and everything is possible to me.
When I was nineteen I thought I'd seen everything I was gonna see.
I say hey (hey), I thought I knew it all.
Writin' down my philosophy songs, there's one that still holds strong.
Well anything is possible.
Cause I seen 'em rise and I seen 'em fall.
I say hey (hey), I ain't seen a thing.

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Awkward Girl
Irish Drinking Song
Jennifer's Cold
My Town
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But mostly, "Lights" serves as testament to the Charles Kane-ian will of Jack White himself (no wonder "Citizen Kane" is one of his favorites) and the greatness that determination can create in its wake. It's a love letter to his unwavering dedication to doing things the hard way and his uncompromising, Old World work ethic. In fact, the only time he complains about anything during the entire film is when he learns he's scheduled to do an interview with The Associated Press, and even then, he still ends up doing it. Because he has to. It's pathological. Psychological. But it is very much him. After all, a wheelwright wouldn't complain, would he?

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