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On the Run
03:36
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Love seems so far away, my dear, but it's right here
Living in a town split wide open by fear, but love's still near
Can you hear the rain
That the wolves never asked you to explain
Can you hear the waves
Washing on shore, washing your pain away
Well, I'm on the run
There used to be a black hole in my soul, and I let it grow
All-consuming, strangling my bones, 'til I let it go
Can you see the pines
Brushing up against the sky
Can you see the lines of crops smiling on harvest time
Well, I'm on the run
To the hawk these castle walls seem fragile
And awfully small, and bound to fall
Digging motes and grinding up gravel
And trying to stall Nature's laws
Can you fell the sun
Another gorgeous morning just begun
Can you feel my love
Oh, out there on the run
Well, I'm on the run
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Greasy Grass
05:12
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Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse
Give 'em Hell, take Custer down
Greasy Grass, Little Bighorn
Seventh Cavalry don't come around
Young brave, war paint, arrows fly
Trusty pony take me to the other side
Rosebud, the women and children
Lone teepee up in the night
Major Reno crosses Little Bighorn
Gunned 'em down and got out of sight
Young brave, war paint, arrows fly
Trusty pony take me to the other side
Bloody Knife blasted in the head
Brains on Reno's face
Run, Reno, Run
Cheyenne, Lakota and Sioux are bringing their guns
Troopers posting up on the bluffs
Digging rifle trenches with their hands
War dance, war dance, war dance
Custer shot twice, he never had a chance
Young brave, war paint, arrows fly
Trusty pony take me to the other side
Young brave ,war paint, white man go away
Trusty pony it's our turn to annihilate
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Please Breathe
03:37
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I ain't here on business, I'm here for fun
I ain't looking for a fancy place to hang my only gun
The rumbles in the distance don't make me afraid
Charging up mid-grade ideas and taking 'em to the grave
Please breathe
Don't minimize my tab
All these changing theories, what we ought and ought not do
Mother Nature won't be denied like a drunk at quarter to two
There ain't much I can promise, but the sun will likely rise
I'd be honored if you'd hold my hand when the light shines on your eyes
Please breathe
Don't minimize my tab
I ain't here on business, I'm here for fun
Oh, I'm counting on the rising sun
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Justin Jagler St. Louis, Missouri
Armed with rock ‘n’ roll zeal and rhythmic guitars, Justin Jagler delivers soulful roots music across America’s heartland and beyond. Through songs like “Stay Freaky, Giannis” and “Harvest Time,” Jagler’s relentless songwriting and nimble voice pay homage to folk traditions and explore the lives of 21st-century characters. ... more
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