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Trying To Get To You
02:40
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What Tomorrow Brings
04:20
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Ain't That Something
03:01
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I thought I new what love was about
Then I met you and I found out
Now I’m left with nothing
Ain’t that something
I thought I knew about love before
Until you walked through my door
Now I’m left with nothing
Ain’t that something
In all my wildest dreams
When I saw you it was too good to be true
In all my wildest dreams
I never thought I could feel so blue
I thought that I was the only one
But there was someone else and your heart he’s won
Now I’m left with nothing
Ain’t that something
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Lay Me Down Low
03:59
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In the Pines
03:41
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Help Me
03:51
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La Grange
03:10
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My dream ends in the morning when I rise
Sunlight shining blinds me in my eyes
I can’t wait to roll back into bed
Try to forget everything you said
I can’t stand myself
Never leave me alone
It kills me when you’re gone
Now everyday I take a step outside my door
Gaze at this city, I loved once before
A nightmare world that I’ve learned for sure
Without you with me it’s hard to endure
Laugh to myself, inside me I’m dying
A big joke cause I know that I’m lying
You stood there screaming, I didn’t hear a thing
Now I know what desperation brings
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Hanging On To You
04:58
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I’m a four-time loser
I paid a heavy price
Lost all of my fortune
To liquor and vice
I needed someone to save me
After all that I’ve been through
I’m glad, yes I’m glad
That I’m hanging on to you
I did my time in the big house
The judge put me away
Then on the street hustling
And living day to day
Somehow I found you
Your help pulled me through
I’m glad, yes I’m glad
That I’m hanging on to you
When all hope is gone
And it’s time to sign out
Just remember my words friend
There’s no easy way out
Oh we all need someone
Who love can pull us through
I’m glad, yes I’m glad
That I’m hanging on to you
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Wayfaring Stranger
02:57
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See How We Roll
04:24
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We came up to a signpost
A light far down the road
Before us begged salvation
If we’d only sell our souls
Come on let’s roll, see how we roll
Come on let’s roll, see how we roll
That line between good and evil
So very hard to see
A mistake here, a slip up there
And we’d end up casualties
When the time is ready
We’ll take a walk on down that path
Temptation on our shoulders
But we’ll have the very last laugh
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Big Daddy Reefer
02:42
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Big Daddy Reefer passing through town
All you hepcats gotta come on down
Talk to your daddy, talk to your daddy
Talk to your daddy and everything will be allright
Big Daddy Reefer makes you float like a boat
All you kittens come on down for a smoke and…
Big Daddy Reefer came from Old Mexico
Cops are on his tail but before he goes you gotta…
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Phil Gammage New York, New York
Songwriter, vocalist, and guitar slinger, Phil Gammage is a Texas-born artist who now resides in NYC. His latest album, "From Nowhere to Somewhere", is a robust collection of Americana songs as diverse and heart-felt as the genre itself. Twisting endless roads, and the folklore of 20th century America, the album draws inspiration from Phil’s life as a musician, historian, & fiction writer. ... more
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