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Jus' Under Clouds
03:01
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2. |
Blue Bell Rain
02:50
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flat lands
bovine
the dust is
on fire
bubbles by the second
w/ smoke in each one
on route
snake eyes
dead house
and tires
car cemetery
by the side
of the road
dogs haste
big smiles
a pass and
a wave
life inside a
handle can be
simple as hay
the windows of a ranch
caught you in a glance
panhandle prime
66 nile
and some blue bell rain
yea some blue bell rain
ohhh yeah
billboard
reptiles
horizon in heaven
passin thru town
population of 7
buccees
go pee
ill get me a
steak
listen to the FM for
the rest of the ways
sweet song
wails on
a highway yawn
gotta mention
merle at least
once in the song
state lines
good bye
i'll miss you all ways
still thinkin bout how
you showed me this place
the windows of a ranch
had you in a glance
the panhandle prime
66 nile
and some blue bell rain
yea some blue bell rain
ohhh yeah (here come some more)
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3. |
Kickin' It
03:13
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