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Out of Sight
04:06
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Out of Sight - By Patrick Spencer and Max Kashetsky
The most amazing sound as they beat themselves into the ground
And leave the holes where we will spend the night
Hungry and blind way out beyond the line
Our heads are hiding six feet out of sight
Ooooh, six feet out of sight.
Some of us are bleeding some of us are burned
None of us are following the fight
Some will soon be leaving, some swallowed by the earth
Left behind, six feet out of sight
Ooooh, six feet out of sight
(chorus)
Don't smoke the rations tonight
Assisting the aim of the enemy snipers
When we are captured I hope they are kind
And I hope that the wounded are quiet
Horses and guns and trucks by the hundreds
Thrown into the fire from either side
Fathers and sons and millions of husbands
Sunken six feet out of sight
Some of us are bleeding some of us are burned
None of us are following the fight
Sums will soon be leaving, some swallowed by the earth
Left behind, six feet out of sight
(chorus)
Don't smoke the rations tonight
Assisting the aim of the enemy sniper's
When we are captured I hope they are kind
And I hope that the wounded are quiet
(bridge)
The water is rising up high
I'm knee-deep in mud and the captain has died
When they look back on these terrible times
I wonder what they will find
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Toast
03:20
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3. |
Lately
03:41
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Walk on the Wild Side
03:29
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Please Don't Hate Me
04:04
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Please Don't Hate Me//
by Charles Wesley and Patrick Spencer
Please don’t hate me if I end up leaving
Cause I don’t believe in forever
I’ll be back to see your smiling face,
And that beauty I’ll take it wherever I go
I swear to the truth as I stand here explaining
just how much I wish I could stay
The part I’m ashamed is my reasons for leaving
are not necessarily how I explained
The last man to stand in a broken down family
now it is my time to chose
To lay the guns down in this Michigan town (and return to the town)
and carve out a family with you
Please don’t hate me if I end up leaving
Cause I don’t believe in forever
I’ll be back to see your smiling face
And that beauty I’ll take it wherever I go
I have been lying my Mother is fine
I’m not taking her on a cruise
I don’t have a fortune in North California
The money’s run out, I’ve got nothing to lose
I rode into town at the top of the chain
flush with the cash from the Sanderson Stage
we stopping it three times in just twenty one days
then I called it quits and we parted ways
with enough gold that I could go back to that place
ask for his daughter and give her my name
but there’s only so long that I can keep faking
the saddle is calling, my rifle is waiting
Please don’t hate me if I end up leaving
Cause I don’t believe in forever
I’ll be back to see your smiling face
And that beauty I’ll take it wherever I go
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Coldwater Road Vancouver, British Columbia
Founded by Patrick Spencer in 2012, CwRoad gives folk music a reason to dance. Waltzing between love songs and foot-stomping murder ballads, there's a story for everyone. Their style reaches across Folk, Americana, Rock, and Country; like Don McLean sitting in with the Lumineers. Coldwater Road is a five-piece folk/rock group with rich harmonies and driving rhythm. ... more
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