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Head on down that lonesome road
Out of luck with striking gold
Need a little somethin' for tonight
This bottles my only sight
Itis my salvation no more reparation
I’ll walk out in the morning light
And there’s just some things that you can’t forget
Now I can see what it all means to me
I think about it all the time
Head on down that road
In hopes of striking gold
And I’ll call you in the morning when it’s sold
-Huntley
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Foggy Dog
02:19
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Foggy dog
When the fog so thick you can't even see the city
Truck breaks down again
How many...
Days do I have to get it right
How many
Days have I got it wrong
How many , how many , how long
When my dog gets sick I say here take my money.
Take my girl out all she say is honey
Do you think we're gonna get it right
I said maybe
But not tonight
Honey, oh honey, do you
Where's my foggy dog
When I need it most
Truck broke lost my job
Think I'm gonna ghost
I know I'm in the crosshairs
About to be shot down
I need my foggy dog like the water needs the ground
Hard times moving to the city
Grandma said boy save your penny
In case every thing seems to go wrong
Your life stuck in this ole song
Keep goin, keep it goin no wrong
and
Boy don't stick your dollars in a thong
- Huntley & Turner
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Ain't Built To Last
05:26
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Ain’t Built To Last
Trying to put on a backspin
Volleying with the devil
At least when we’re on the ground man
Feelin much more level
Well my thoughts and my dreams
Seem to be such strange things
Memories they will pass
These damn cities ain’t built to last
Darkness and light
Seem at war but it’s just a slap fight
Memories will pass and these (thank god)
Damn cities ain’t built to last
Mon wha gwan inside
Is One Love and genocide
Tango dance in my head
Producer of the live undead
Darkness and light
Seem at war but it’s just a slap fight
Memories will pass and these (thank god)
Damn cities ain’t built to last
-Latimer
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