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Somewhere, TN
03:44
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They say no one makes it alone but I bet we could
I never say what I mean never sleep when I should
You look like a polaroid picture on my windowsill
Well they say you cant run forever but I bet we will
Im straddling traffic Im checking you out in the mirror
The tanks running low man, too bad it dont run on beer
Night is cold the road is longer but its all I need
Hitching a ride to Somewhere, TN
Im looking for the heart of the big stampede
You ask whats my name honey? I said oh God, I forget
All I can think of is colors inside of my head
Last night I had too much to drink I wound up on my ass
But I’d take another of you pour you into my glass
Make it a double were headed for trouble fast
Night is cold the road is longer but its all I need
Hitching a ride to Somewhere, TN
Im looking for the heart of the big stampede
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The Soil and the Seed
04:15
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If you want to hide out
In a cabin by a crystal stream
Run from the law
And live out your wildest dreams
Find me baby we’ll break in
To the MoMA steal a Picasso
Ride away on the wind
If you want to run wild
Through the cosmos and the canyon
Keep me by your side
I got the right amount of reckless abandon
Find a red wagon and a star
Ride it till we burn out
Til we’ve gone too far
And if a second thought should enter your mind
Try to straighten out your path away from mine
Take a little minute to forget
Lose yourself in me
We’ll be better off yet
If you want to lay down
Your arms and give up your fight
Turn your sword into a plow
And stand in the soft sunlight
I’ll be the soil and the seed
Wash your face in the water from the crystal stream
Wash your face in the water from the crystal stream
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2 Bottles
01:08
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You got two bottles
Bring me both bottles
The poison the medicine baby I want em
Give me both bottles
This one you'll feel ten feet tall
This one you'll feel nothing at all so
Give me both bottles
Press your thumb into my bruise
You're the one I sing the blues for baby
Give me both bottles
Toss me back, have your fun
Drink me up before I'm gone
Give me both bottles
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I Feel So Good
03:43
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My baby said come over tonight
Peeled out on the concrete, gonna make her feel alright
I know I drive too fast
Cause I know that it won’t last
But right now, I feel so good
Had a 9-5 but I got canned
I’m too wired to sleep, too drunk to stand
I know your daddy thinks I’m trouble
But please don’t tell my mother
Cause right now I feel so good
I feel so good, I feel so good right now (x3)
You know I’m good at playing games
You should know I don’t get tired of calling out your name
Flip my coin, watch me win
Havin fun it ain’t no sin
Baby I feel so good
I feel so good, I feel so good right now (x3)
One day I know you’ll walk away
I’ll say I’m sorry much too late
But for just one minute
Or as long as you will let it
Tell me how you feel so good right now
I feel so good, I feel so good right now (x3)
Goddamn, you shoulda known better
To get down in the dirt with me
All this runnin around now
Is only gonna hurt your feet
Ooh girl, I shoulda known better
To get down in the dirt with you
You said it’s gonna feel so good
I left holdin my shoes
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Buffalo Rose Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Voices & Strings from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Buffalo Rose recommends:
Voicemails And Conversations
by INEZ
INEZ is such an incredible Pittsburgh talent! If you've heard our cover of "I Can See Clearly Now" then you already know her voice, but she's also an amazing songwriter and producer as well!
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Painting Over Pictures
by Ferdinand the Bull
Our mandolin player Bryce plays and sings beautifully on this excellent album from 2018!
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Ever Satisfactory
by Bindley Hardware Co.
Our dobro player Mac is also a member of Bindley Hardware Co! Their watershed 2017 album Ever Satisfactory is essential listening for fans of old school honky tonk music!
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Caught Up On A Feeling
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