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Gravedigger
05:00
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mr. gravedigger, why are you so strong? is it from hauling all them bones or was that the way you were born? mr. gravedigger, tell me why are you so strong? my baby's done left me for every man in town. if you see her, gravedigger, put her six feet underground. mr. gravedigger, put her six feet underground. when i'm dead and buried, with my pale face turned to the sun, stand above me, gravedigger, and think of all the good you've done. mr gravedigger, think of all the good you've done.
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Horses
03:02
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desperate times call for desperate measures, and desperate girls make for desperate treasures. what am i saying, i'm only in love with myself. you let them horses run wild, but you're still pretty when you're in denial. what i care, you're making this worse for yourself. don't you cry, unless it's with that other guy. i'm gone. and now the ghosts of our past can rest, while the heart of a thousands nations beat at my chest. what am i saying, i'm getting pretty tired of myself. is that the coast calling my name? looks like you're stuck here with your ball and chain. what i care i'm wasting my time by myself. don't you cry, unless it's with that other guy. i'm gone.
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My Heart
04:06
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all i want is someone to hold, but all i've got is a heart full of holes. smoke in the air burns my eyes, but it's all this heartache that gives me reasons to cry. i shouldn't give my heart to every girl that knows my name. so take a chance when you feel it inside. don't be like poor me and let love pass you by. call it fate when you find love, cause there's more on the mind on the Lord up above. i shouldn't give my heart to every girl that knows my name.
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Trouble
02:50
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i have seen my future and past in a ball made of glass, and i ain't can't say i'm afraid of whats to come to me. cause Death's just around that corner, so i thought i'd go ahead and warn ya that i'm gonna live my life how i see fit. trouble never looked so good. and my day will surely come, while i know i've had my fun, living every day like it's my last. so while you're laying around feeling so blue and down remember all these words i sing. trouble never looked so good.
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Empty Gun
04:04
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met a fortune teller. didn't tell no lies, and i believed her when those tears came to my eyes. my world came crashing from the mountain tops, and i'm a man but i've never felt so small. at my darkest hour, i still saw the light. picked my fists up swinging with that Southern fight. now mama, don't you worry, i'll bring us brighter days. i'll take my guitar with me all the way to the grave. i'm a bastard son, with an empty gun. what am i to do when my own blood's running dry? i'm a bastard son, with an empty gun, i can't sit around and let poor, sweet mama cry.
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Willie
02:01
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don't say you love me til you'd held me in your arms, cause Lord knows i don't wanna leave you and do any harm. i wish i could stay and play all these games with your heart, but sometimes us cowboys have gotta get moving from the law and having too much damn fun. it's in your best interest to forget my while you can, cause fallin' in love ain't exactly in my plans. i wish i could stay but these ramblin' ways tug at my heart. the ghosts of our memories will bide you with time while i race for that old setting sun.
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LNLY WLVS Birmingham, Alabama
Alabama blues rock that will leave you with toe tappin' syndrome. It's stripped down rock, it's beefed up blues. It's LNLY WLVS.
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