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Someday Baby
04:37
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Don't care how long you gone.
Don't care how long you stay.
I know the good kind treatment,
Gonna bring you home someday.
But someday, baby,
you ain't gonna worry my life anymore.
I got trouble in the mornin'
Got trouble late at night.
Seems like I get treated
Honey every way but right.
But someday, baby,
you ain't gonna worry my life anymore.
Well, I wonder what's the matter.
Can't get no mail.
I dreamed last night, babe,
that a black cat crossed my trail.
But someday, baby,
you ain't gonna worry my life anymore.
Hey, I know my baby.
I'll tell you how I know.
About the mess of her hair
and the shame in the dress she wore.
But someday, baby,
you ain't gonna worry my life anymore.
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Hallowed Ground
04:37
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4. |
Burn It Down
04:49
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Burn It Down
I fell like a prophet
without a people in this town
A little voice whispers to burn it down
On an altar made of egos
To which we all will bow
hey burn it down
staring at a statue
made of granite crystal ground
mmm burn it down
we'll douse this unholy altar
then well we'll burn it to the ground
I say we burn it down
standing on the history book
to which we all are bound
hey lets burn it down
we're all hypnotized like children
in a masquerade of clowns
oh burn it down
busted fingers worn and weary
wildly clutching that old crown
hey burn it down
well, i'll light my only match
then we'll burn it to the ground
hey let's burn it down
Hey lets burn it down
I hear the winds approaching
flaming tongues and scared sounds
they're all saying let's burn it down
well the earth is spitting blood
like a geyser in the ground
hey burn it down
maybe God is in the ashes
quietly waiting to be found
saying burn it all down
we'll incinerate this city
yeah, we'll burn it to the ground
hey let's burn it down
we'll incinerate this city
then we'll burn it to the ground
I say we burn it down
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5. |
Catfish Blues
03:44
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Lazarus Blue Raleigh, North Carolina
Lazarus Blue is a blues-based band from the Triangle that strives to honor the authenticity of the music that has influenced it, while imagining new ways to express itself. Lazarus Blue electrifies its blend of rural guitar styles and piercing urban blues harp wails with a steady bass and drum groove that beckons audiences to experience the intertwining of lament and celebration. Lament and dance! ... more
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