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Cold Missouri Nights
02:55
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Hard to believe it’s the same moon rising, shining out across the sky
shining high up on the mountains, high on the ocean back where she lays
thousand miles seems like a lot, it’s even more when you ain’t got a car
it’s even more when you ain’t got a job you got no money and it’s so very far
Cold Missouri nights don’t do justice
without you by my side
red moon over Eugene
eyes too blind to changing tides
See the sun spread wide across the desert, reaching out across the land
see myself heading back into the desert so far away from wherever she’s at
Red dirt scatters with footsteps, clouds of dust spread out with each stride
In every face just another empty bottle that drowned in the sorrows left behind
Cold Missouri nights don’t Justice
they never bring her back
Cold Missouri nights are the roughest
roughest when I ain’t got no one.
Remember long nights sitting there writing, just hammering out those words of my days
I see you laying in your bedroom holding those same words in your hand
Maybe I can get out on the highway set out on the great divide
Look for a trucker that’s pulling a heavy load on a long haul ride
Cold Missouri nights don’t do justice
without you by my side
red moon over Eugene
eyes too blind to changing tides
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2. |
Something More
02:38
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I’m walking downtown for awhile
everyone’s got their guns, I got my knife
I’m going out looking out for you
I’m going down, down on you
Chrous:
I’m looking for you to tell me something
I’m looking for something more
I’m wishing you would tell me something, something more
You can try me for all the things you want
you could blow it out your nose, down your face like snot
So Robotic do you think I care
I don’t know why because I simply just can’t think anymore
Cut my hair get a job, move to the city
wear a tie man, looking so pretty
I’m looking for something more
I’m looking for you to tell me something
something more
something more
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Drinkin Again
02:00
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C
I’ve been drinking once again oh lord
Am
I’ve been drinking once again
F C
Put that bottle back to my lips
C G7 C
Lord I’ve been drinking once again
I’ve been talking to a gal oh lord
Used to live with this girl
she’s just as pretty as a gal can be
but she won’t ever talk to me
I’ve been drinking once again oh lord
I been drinking once again
I’m drinking my time away, oh my lord
I been drinking once again
Went to see those ponies run
I like to see them ponies run
I put my bet down, I sure hope they place
I like to see those ponies run
Chorus
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4. |
War on Peace
03:31
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War is just a cash machine
and you got yourselves our democracy and your
bomb over here with your war over there
look out kids the truth is scared
there’s a war on truth
there’s a war on drugs
there’s a war on peace
and it’s paid for by us
Come on kids you better grab your guns
Because the CEOs know how war is won
And when war is just the cash machine
you could buy yourselves our democracy
there’s a war on truth
there’s a war on drugs
there’s a war on peace
and it’s paid for by us
Got your rubber stamped money making machine
Got those good looks engines full of your steam
Got those guns drawn freedom’s on the run
Got the entire world at the point of a gun
Got your war on truth
Got your war on drugs
Got your war on peace
Killing people with drones
Say goodbye to habeas corpus
convicted by peers has all gone away
say good bye to the Magna Carta
the Constitution’s an old dirty rag
Got a war on truth
Got a war on love
Got a war on peace
and it’s paid for by us.
No more war.
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Whisky
02:29
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Max Fred Band Kansas City, Missouri
Max Fred is a singer – songwriter and performer from Kansas City, Missouri. Blending Bluegrass, Country, Folk & Americana, Max Fred’s shows are both high energy and thought provoking.
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