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Dirt Road Blues
03:15
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It's been seven days since you left
And I've 'bout gone insane
I'm two joints and five shots in
It ain't enough to numb the pain
I can't believe that you're gone
So I'm gonna do my best
To wipe your memory away
And probably all the rest
I've hit rock bottom here this time
Cause I don't know what to do
Now that I've lost you
I'll probably die somewhere tonight
Cause I'm stoned and drunk while I drive
On this dirt road
They're gonna find me in the morning
Probably wrapped around a tree
I got my engine screaming out
Yeah, it's mad as hell at me
I never claimed that I was
Any kind of a smart man
But baby, living without you
Was never part of the plan
I've hit rock bottom here this time
Cause I don't know what to do
Now that I've lost your
And I'll probably die somewhere tonight
Cause I'm stoned and drunk while I drive
On this dirt road
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Lover For The Night
05:06
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Heather Jane (3118)
04:02
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Chris Coltraine Ely, Nevada
Making his living in the copper mines of Eastern Nevada, Chris Coltraine writes songs about the struggles of love, loss, and everything in between.
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