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American Bruises
04:19
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My Best Regret
03:32
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3. |
Where the Crows Go
04:43
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Time to Waste
03:20
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Swingset Renegades
03:45
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The Lowlands
03:58
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New Orleans
03:56
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8. |
Santa Ana
04:38
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9. |
Ten Days North
05:29
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The moon is hanging low, low in the sky
I hear that whistle blow and I hear that engine wind
I don’t know if I’ll come home
But I’ll be damned if I don’t try
I may die if I go but if I stay I won’t survive
I made five dollars for a twelve hour day
Can’t feed myself never mind my family
So I’m waiting on a train
Ten days north I’ll ride
I may die if I go but if I stay I won’t survive
Now I dream of border towns I can almost hear them now
I think about my girls with food in their mouths
If I make it to the states
I’ll send home every dime
I may die if I go but if I stay I won’t survive
So I’ll trade my wife my faith
For ties and rails and stakes
If I say I’m not afraid then I’m a liar
Now I ran along the side, I timed it just right
To the top of the car I climbed and we rode into the night
El tren de muerte
Ten days north I’ll ride
I may die if I go but if I stay I won’t survive
So I’ll trade my light my speed
I’ll pray my soul to keep
If I say I’m not afraid then I’m a liar
This land of hope and dreams and opportunity
I’ve come to understand it ain’t exactly how it seems
No I am not a man
I’m a number, a common thief
I may die if I go but this is no place for me
I may die if I go but this is no place for me
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10. |
Highway 59
04:01
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11. |
Call Off the Hounds
05:21
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12. |
The Shenandoah Banks
05:56
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Greg Loftus Massachusetts
Calloused road-worn Americana from southeast Massachusetts. Greg Loftus spent the better half of the last decade living in Austin TX where he spent his time honing his songwriting skills and fronting the Alt-Country outfit Carpetbagger. Greg is currently working on his forth full-length solo record 'No Kings in the Wild' which is due out during the Spring of 2024. ... more
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