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Big Ole Story
04:01
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You gotta get back up before you get knocked down
There's no way of telling who's coming round
That's a big ole story you made up
That's a big ole worry
You gotta stop, stop, stop believing
You gotta stop, stop, stop believing
Standing in the way of your own way
Standing in the way
It's been you yeah, you this whole time
It's been you yeah, yeah
Visiting the past
That's why it keeps on repeating
You know what's funny
That's what's keeping you from growing
That's a big ole story you made up
That's a big ole worry
You gotta stop, stop, stop believing
You gotta stop, stop, stop believing
There's no telling who's gonna help you
Or if you're gonna find
It's been you yeah, you this whole time
It's been you
Yeah you, yeah you, yeah you
Yeah this whole time...it's been you
Gotta stop that worry
Gotta stop believing
Gotta stop, stop yeah put it down to bed
Yeah, lay it down to rest
Yeah, put it down to bed
Yeah, lay it down to rest
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Van Song
04:52
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I See you staring as I drive my van
Loaded up with goods I’m really pushing man
Highway cruising all the back roads
We’ll get to the next stop and lighten the load
Keep your eyes on the road don’t mind me (x2)
Your hair is getting down to the floor man
Yeah you know and you still don’t cut it down
Don’t it get old when people stop to stare
At you from the back 'cause of all your hair
Yeah man I guess I get what you’re trying to say
But that don’t mean I’ve got to do it your way
Don’t it get old all you people look the same
As everyone else who is about that age
Keep your eyes on the road don’t mind me (x3)
Stuck in the past your ass is out in the wind
Times are changing but you won’t bend
Lost in a cause for a boss that you can’t stand
Losing your mind for some lost man
Keep your eyes on the road don’t mind me (x4)
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Snake and the Rabbit
Snake and the Rabbit is Brett and Leanna Patterson. The two songwriters have been writing and playing together since marrying in 2010. In November of 2018 the duo started performing strictly as a two-piece. The result is Snake and the Rabbit: stripped down, minimalist approach to Americana music influenced by Psychedelic folk, American blues, Outlaw Country and lo-fi Garage Rock. ... more
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