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Out There
03:35
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out there, way out there
we walk that way
with the mystery tramp, the disco trash
the sirens call in the dark
out there, way out there
do you hear that sound
and the lady of the lake waves her hands
at this sad man
out there, way out there
alone
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Oh Pete
02:49
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oh pete, what could we say
we needed that drink cause we hated the day
hated the day and the things they say
jesus was that man from galilee
he lived his life he was thirty-three
up on calvary hang n around
and the fish don't jump out of the sea
and the birds will fall dead from the tree
we try to be
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Rosie and Me
03:12
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me and rosie had to get away, had to get out of LA
looking for another way, down in mexico
but it was lonely and cold, and rosie got sick
she needed a fix, i was dead inside, not happy or high
and rosie started to cry
them stories they get old and memories fade and go away
we were gonna kick out by the sea, not on a dusty road
down to cabo
me and rosie turned around that day
headed back to the streets of LA
driving night and day
yeah
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Don Pisto
04:11
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south of tijuana trying to have little fun
kick n down around that hwy one
hollyhocks sway n in the breeze
horses running on down by the sea
hey let them horses be
don pisto has a plan for you
and good time he's got nothing to loose
there is a clown by the pharmacy
its afternoon, hang out
we aint got much to do
nothing to do
lets get away
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tramp for the lord Los Angeles, California
Best Folk/Roots Group LA Weekly 2019
Tramp for the Lord is a new band with former Hangmen bassist Doug Cox crooning
moping, loping country-rock ballads in a world-weary growl as Gun Club slide guitar and spaghetti Western canyons open up behind him.—Falling James, L A Weekly
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Don't let it go down Bad b/w You played with my Heart
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some real good garage country tunes
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