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Ballad of 1892
03:05
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Laid up in the house full of hookers and wine
My baby's in the back done committing a crime
Bad times ahead good times behind
Ain't no rest for a good loving mind
My baby gets high
Walking the line
My baby gets high
Locked up in the pen laid up in the cell
The preacher wanna tell me that he knows about hell
Ain't never had a job, ain't never had a home
He don't know what it's like to be all alone
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2. |
Take the Wheel
03:15
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We got the same old thing coming around
And I know not to look down
Driving home last night in a haze
Don't you know I long for better days
Honey you know I'm sad and blue
And I don't know what to do
And honey you know how I feel
So won't you please take the wheel
I forgot how much I love music
Cause for so long I thought I might lose it
It's the heart and the soul in the rhyme
It's that feeling you get when the rhythm's in time
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3. |
Feel This Right
03:20
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Some call em' tear dropsI call it pain
Some call it love I call it the same
I never loved a woman the way I love you
And if you give me your heart I'll say I do
Son we broke the bed when we made ya
Down in Melbourne Ky. just west of Batavia
Where Luther's playing Bobby Mackey all night
I'm born and proud to be from Cincinnati
I got a good woman that calls me daddy
And I never thought I'd feel this right
Some call it payday I call it paying bills
Sometimes they look like mountains but I'm told they're hills
I'd like to thank the good lord even I get behind
I got a little peace and a satisfied mind
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4. |
Different Kind of Love
04:24
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She says she don't like diamonds
That's my kind of woman
She takes good care of me
Like god split the sea
I seen her walk on the water
She makes it look so easy
It's a different kind of love the kind you hold on to
The kind that comes from above the kind of love you know that's true
The kind that comes from he heart the kind that pulls us through
The kind that will never tear us apart the kind of love I have for you
I work outside when it's raining
I work outside when it's cold
Ain't no use in complaining
That I ain't seen a shade tree all year long
I wake up early in the morning
I head right out the door
Ain't no use in wondering
Why I'm doing this for
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5. |
I Don't Believe
03:04
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A little bit of cussing and little bit of fussing keep me busy on a Saturday night
I'm holding my baby cause she's going crazy and I know that she ain't feeling right
I'm screaming hallelujah cause I see it going through you and I know there gonna come on a light
I you hold on brother I know like any other that soon you're gonna be alright
I don't believe in a long black train
Or a lake of fire or a 40 day rain
But I believe we can all be free
And I know there's something wrong
And it's gotta be me
Have you ever seen a robin with it's ear to the ground looking for a big old worm
I'm the kind of man that puts his hand on a stove and doesn't even feel the burn
Sweet sweet Jesus well I know he really needs us but I'm hoping that it ain't my turn
I got a whole lot of living and a whole lot of giving and a lot more lessons to learn
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6. |
I'm Alright With This
03:59
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I knew a guy did some time
In Coffee County he was a friend of mine
We did a few nights in Kenton County
And I did a few nights in old Boone County
I got tired of going to jail every time I drink a beer
When you wake up in the morning and you knew your time was near
I got a good woman she's got the sweetest kiss
If life don't get better I'm alright with this
Institutions I nearly lost my mind
In a long dark hallway hope is hard to find
I was lost I nearly went blind
I got the good Lord and he's a friend of mine
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7. |
Best I Could Do
04:01
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May I never leave here again
May I stay here with my savior
And let her hold me till the end
And I know my days will get better
Even if the sky is dark or blue
And when I stand before my maker
I'll know I did the best I could do
May my thoughts not be of myself
May I stop and think of someone else
And may my life be filled with family
Or someone I can help
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8. |
Ain't Nothing Wrong
02:53
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I've always had trouble keeping that devil down
When everything inside me died then I came up from the ground
I had to say goodbye to all of my old way
It's hard to live with something good when you hold on to them things
Ain't nothing wrong ain't nothing right
Well I won't slow down till I see that old bright light
I hear them people talking it don't keep me up at night
Ain't nothing ain't nothing right
Got a good girl in Kentucky she treats me like a king
I do the same for her I treat her like a queen
I heard my old man say song I sure am glad you quit
I don't know what happened to you but you better hand on to it
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9. |
The Way We See Heaven
04:15
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I don't know about heaven guess I'll find out when I die
If a man tells you that he knows you know he's lying
I just roll them sevens I keep on trying
If I ever stop loving you you know I'm dying
In nineteen hundred seventy seven my momma thought I came from heaven
Lord knows it was too soon to tell later in life she knew I came from hell
If my body and my should separates and I find myself at the pearly gates
I'll ask the lord is this the end and if so where the hell are my friends
If he says they're in the fires below, don't you worry that's where you'll go
I'll say hey man that's alright you see at least I'll be with the ones who really love me
I guess I seem kind of angry I got some growing to do
I always knew you had me like a rock in my shoe
If the road seems to get heavy I know just what I'll do
I'll call on one of my brothers instead of calling on you
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Jeremy Pinnell Covington, Kentucky
"Hardscrabble honky-tonk at its best, nodding to Johnny Cash and Buck Owens in equal measure. Ties of Blood and Affection is a stellar collection that could earn Pinnell comparisons to Sturgill Simpson.” - ROLLING STONE
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