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Life of Sin
02:28
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Ill tell you 'bout this boy named Joe, He followed this girl down to Mexico
He don't know where they're going, He don't know where they've been
The road goes on forever babe and darlin you just started your ramblin
He met her at a honky tonk. Before the night was over he knew her song
they stayed up till the morning singing out the blues. No one could separate the two
They don't know where they're going, They Don't Know where they've been
The road goes on forever bae and darlin you just started your ramblin
She said 'Hey Joe lets go for a drive. Im feeling crazy lets chase the night.'
Blazing down the highway 'bout a quarter past 2am She screamed 'Stop this car or I'll shoot you
Joe stared down the barrel of her colt 45 She screams 'Im sorry babe I think its my time to drive.'
'But before I go and leave you dead in this ditch, Lean in... Give me one last kiss.'
She don't know where she's going, She Don't Know where she's been
The road goes on forever babe and you traded it all for a life of sin
She don't know where she's going, She Don't Know where she's been
The road goes on forever babe and darling you just started your life of sin
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Aint Going Nowhere
03:08
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The Rocks
02:03
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baby meet me at the bottom of the hill just past main
theres a place you can go to drown your sorrows, where you feel no pain
Ive got nothing to do on a tuesday afternoon so i head down the hill
And i hear the song birds singing my name brings a smile to my face
Im going to the rocks, cause its almost Seven O'clock
Tomorrow bring pain and sorrow, so ill sit here and drink all day
Ive got all these holes in my old worn out shoes got me stumblin down the hill
But I know I'll make it in duly time to drink that sweet strawberry wine
Im going to the rocks, cause its almost Seven O'clock
Tomorrow bring pain and sorrow, so ill sit here and drink all day
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In Dreams
02:18
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5. |
Money I Can't Spend
02:50
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Green eyed girl said she loved me, but only for awhile
Now this poor boy is broken hearted. Listening to the wind that sighs
But Lord I ain't Begging, I ain't on my knees
I'll Just sing sad songs about you, thinking 'bout what you done to me
I thought I had your heart forever, But I find its only Lent
Your memories worth a fortune to me, but its money I cant spend
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Dixie Darlin'
02:19
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Once I met a pretty Dixie darlin just down the street
on the corner of 14th and main she didn't mind sitting beside me
She got waving brown hair and emerald green eyes no man or woman could despise
when she she turned to me she said lets have a drink, and that was my own demise
So ill have a shot of whiskey, you have a shot of gin
when I look into your eyes babe, I've been wondering where you've been
Ill see you round town every now and again, you're the woman that's on my mind
with the kiss of your lips, the look in your eyes, I know things will be just fine
So ill have a shot of whiskey, you have a shot of gin
when I look into your eyes babe, I've been wondering where you've been
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Cocaine Blues
02:54
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Janky Bungag Vancouver, British Columbia
I’m not drunk, I’m just drinkin, Im High and I sure am lonesome.
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