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Cowboys Cry
02:53
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I have had happier days and happier ways
happier times, were so fine
when i was young and when i was dumb
when i was bold and when i was cold
there is a tower in the sky, so high
and lovers walk and hermits talk
and cowboys cry and so do I
my love for you is
higher than high
deeper than the sea
stronger than the tides
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Beer Girls
03:27
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on an empty beach off an empty street
i could hear a fly buzzing around a can
the beer girl will dance in the pale moonshine
getting high all the time
the girls will dance
and i heard that you had past the other day
lost in a car wreck i heard them say
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The Blessing Bull
02:49
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happy peolpe walk on by
under a paper sky
what is behind the vail of the night
set adrift by candle light
and the beast will be free
with the flowers and the bees
bring it on down
pass it around
the beast will be free
there will be some love
out in the street
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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
... more
tramp for the lord recommends:
Don't let it go down Bad b/w You played with my Heart
by Double E and Bad Business
some real good garage country tunes
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