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Boozehound
06:42
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Gunna make like a diamond
An steal all of your girls hearts
With his voice and his smile
He hopes he don't come on too strong
How many times have you been here
Seen him singing the same tunes
Bout the drinking and the fighting
Hes got a beard but hes real smooth
But when he wakes up there tomorrow
He wont wake up with you too
He's got a problem he can't deal with
Its just the drinkin of the booze
He doesn't know how long it'll last
Could be alone until the end of time
But does he care or think its fine
To get pissed and last all night
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Just Call
04:14
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Four long years now, youve been in my head
Wonderin where your goin, or if youll ever be back
Your off overseas soon, to make a life of your own
All i ever ask of this, just call when you get home
Wonder when it comes around, if youve found someone else
Where does that leave me standin, all by myself
But ill take life as it goes, an move on on my own
Cause livin free aint all that bad, when you've got noone too close
I keep on living my dreams, in my head
I sit an talk for hours, by myself
Being alone has its perks but, I need you by myside
Or get on out of my life girl and find one of your own
I found another woman, she doesnt compare
Ill try her out for a while, but you I cant replace
The memories you gave to me, like dreams in this new age
To live an loose aint all that bad, when im happy with myself
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All the way across town
04:46
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All the way across town
To that place were we shared that memory
My fear was gone as I held u there
All the way across town
The ocean breeze flows through your hair
The midnight hour crawls up on us
I was lost in this feeling of lust
All the way across town
But i could see what you wanted to be
Believing every word that you say
I cant let you down again
As time stands still between these waves
Mysterious voices as you cry
I serenade you with this lullaby
You silouette in the evening light
All the way across town
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Memories
04:54
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I've taken all i have to take, you don't mean much more to me than a piece of lint blowing on my way
You take it all to seriously, wheres the fun in being free, life wasn't meant to be this way
Take your dreams an run away, there's a place to fill your needs of living so close to someone they cant breathe
So piss off now I've had enough, you were fun while it last but now I don't want no memories
Like it or not you know it's true, I was never in love with you but oh how you hung on
A magnet to a sheet of iron, you came to all the pubs I lead and never once did I ask you there
The torment this will put you through might just give you the clue that being in lust really isn't that grand
So sit and listen as I sing this song, I want to tell you something strong, and i'm not happy with this till I say
So this is me telling you its over
I never liked you anyway
Cant you see I was using you
To replace the one girl I have loved
Living in the place like this, where everyone knows the news it seems, whether it be good or be grim
I told one person i hate to leave, they told the world i'm friggen free, I could tell that she wasn't the one for me
A light just shone above my head, the life I wished I've always led, wasn't the life of which I had planned
Entering in this spot i'm in, the only way to end this sin, is be the biggest arsehole I can be
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The Alamo VIC, Australia
Their songs have a spontaneous energy that encourages boot scootin and hat tippin good times, yet still have meaningful lyrics that can bring even the hardiest gunslinger to tears, or at least a twitch of his beard. With their vast range of influences shining through in their collaborative efforts their brand of folkrock country blues appeals to cowboys and cowgirls from all types of ranches. ... more
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