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Dirty Blues
03:51
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Dirty Blues – J. Land
I’m feeling mighty ragged tonight
my heart’s been ripped I been in a fright
It’s not you it’s always me
I’m fighting with the devils only I can see
I’m trapped inside a sticky web
got the dirty creature trawling round in my head
reminding me of all the things that I dread
keeping me down, keeping me dead
Jesus won’t you help me
Help me to forgive not forget
I got them down & dirty blues
Please Lord tell me what a girl can do
Well the maze ain’t got no entrance
ain’t got no windows or doors
it’s an illusion a great big delusion
obsession possession now it’s really messin’
with my head I’m drowning in the mud
down & dirty Lord, tastes of blood
lonely alone lone I’m one
won’t leave me be until I think I’m done
Jesus won’t you help me
Help me to forgive not forget
I got them down & dirty blues
Please Lord tell me what a girl can do
I could end on an upbeat
it’d be the kind thing to do
but everybody knows history shows
we’re addicted to the low down dirty blues
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Bakin Biscuit Boogie
02:57
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3. |
Brain Cloudy Blues
04:09
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4. |
Easy Ridin' Papa
02:42
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5. |
Freight Train Boogie
03:14
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6. |
Honey
02:47
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Honey - J. Land
My baby, he rock me off to sleep every night
hold me in them big ol’ arms, says everything’s alright
He whispers sweet nothin’s, up close into my ear
then sure as shit
just bet on it
he screams the things I fear
Need ain’t a big enough or long enough word
but it’s the nearest one that I ever heard
I don’t want no food
I don’t need no love
Honey, you and me fit each other like a glove
My baby don’t kiss me, he fuck me in the arm
He leaves them big ol’ bruises, but he don’t mean no harm
I wake up in the morning, just to chase him round
then sure as shit
just bet on it
he knocks me to the ground
Need ain’t a big enough or long enough word
but it’s the nearest one that I ever heard
I don’t want no food
I don’t need no love
Honey, you’re the deepest grave a woman ever dug
Honey, you’re the deepest grave a woman
ever dug
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7. |
Man of the Road
02:27
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8. |
Thirty Days
03:12
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Slim Dime & the Prairie Kings Melbourne, Australia
Slim Dime and the Prairie Kings come out with all strings blazing on their swingin' and smokin' debut album "Hillbilly Salad". Like hopped up cow folk on a honky tonk bender with a grieving gypsy widow, Slim and the Boys bend a fresh string on a classic sound, country boogie. Serious pickin', firing fiddle, slappin' bass and steel guitar all backed by the sass of Miss Slim Dime. ... more
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