1. |
Tenney Mt. Highway
02:44
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Tenney mountain highway
Never been until today
Tenney mountain highway
Never felt so far away
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2. |
Oh Lord
03:05
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Oh lord pick me up I need a lord to pick me up
Oh lord don’t let me be keep me out of misery
Oh lord oh lord pick me up
Oh brother if you only knew that I’m just like you
Maybe someday we’ll be at peace with our own realities
Oh lord oh lord pick me up
Somedays I’m low somedays I’m high but all it’s about is getting by
If I can only do that I’ll be happy not sad
Oh lord oh lord pick me up
Oh lord I fell asleep under a tree lord I fell asleep
I beg you don’t be mad at me keep me out of misery
Oh lord oh lord pick me up
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3. |
Hank
04:28
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Hank you couldn’t finish it
And neither can I
Little did you know you were taking
You’re last ride
The people paid good money to see you
And little did they know that you had died
It was the first of the new year
And it would take, it’d take some time
They sang don’t you do us like you’ve done before
You were drinking and dragging falling out the door
You’d be in one town and out the next sleeping on the floor
Ah ooh ah ooh ah ooh
That Tennessee mountain music
Yeah it always hits the spot
But these boys down at the bar
They were laying it down hot
Jack said we got to go
16 hours to make our spot
Is there something else?
Or is this all I’ve got
Chorus
Now stop at the doctors
I need me a shot
I just need some direction
I just need the pain to stop
Well hank got what he wanted
Yeah he got the pain to stop
But there was no more music
He had given all he got
Chorus
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4. |
Oh Girl
02:30
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Oh girl why do you run from me?
From Seattle all the way to Tennessee
Up north where we warm by the fireside
Just me and you girl in my cabin made of pine
Well I don’t think you know what I mean
When I tell you that I love you and you’re everything to me
Cause girl when I catch you I’m gonna put you in my bed
And that’s where we’re gonna stay till we’re old and dead
Oh girl why do you run from me?
Oh girl should I just let you be?
Cut them chains from my poor feet
Oh girl just let me be
If I walked this whole world round
I’d see the sun up the in clouds
But it wouldn’t be the same to me
If I was with you and you with me
Chorus
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5. |
Sad News
03:31
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This shit been killing me for so long
I hope they remember me when I’m gone
All I ever wanted was you
But all I ever got was the blues
My mother told me to cool it down
I wouldn’t listen I was painting the town
Nothing I ever did was wrong
Except leaving you behind when I’m gone
I’m gonna die I am gonna die
I’ve been drinking so long my time has come
You better wish me luck moving on
Wish me luck moving on
Maybe I was too foolish to know
That you were the one I was looking for
But you can’t satisfy the man
With a passion for thirst do you understand?
I’m sorry to deliver the sad news
But I think that it’s far overdue
I’ve been wearing the same old shoes
I think it’s time I walk somewhere new
Chorus
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6. |
Davisville Rag
01:48
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7. |
For You
03:58
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sometimes
i got nothing to say
nothing to say
i sing the same old songs
and the days
start to roll by
i'm gonna die
someday
i'll give this one to some girl
who don't know how to sing
tell it's for you
and darlin everything is for you
we
we could move downtown
move all around
but what's the use?
all
all that i need
is here in the country
can't you see?
we'll have lots of children
raise em up right
show em to love
and not how to fight
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8. |
Ridin' High
04:11
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It’s kind of sad how they just lay around
Dollar beer and a hand me down
Drive round the mountains and you’ll find a town
No more work the mills are all shut down
Ridin’ high, livin’ low
Had lots of choices but got nothing to show
Made all the bad decisions got nowhere to go
Didn’t lose your faith you let it go
May get lost might never be found
Was that a gunshot I’m from out of town
A 2 x 4, a sin, and a Chevrolet
Nobody ever told me what to say
Chorus
Oh you’re too young to be on the run
Oh you’re too young to live under the gun
Nobody’s tying a noose around your neck
They’re giving you money making sure that you’re fed
Don’t do dope read a magazine
Maybe it’ll tell you how to keep it clean
Chorus
Oh you’re too young to be on the run
Oh you’re too young to live under the gun
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Thinking of You
03:42
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It’s all I can do to stop thinking of you
What I thought was fate was a mistake
I can’t help but think of you with another
Replaced by a stranger somehow
It’s all I can do to stop thinking of you
Darling our love let me down
Yesterday I looked for you face
In a crowd at the bar downtown
To no surprise I didn’t see those eyes
Your beauty I worshipped so long
It’s all I can do to stop thinking of you
Darling our love let me down
Now I can’t share my life with you
Singing with red eyes songs about you
If things were right I’d spend my whole life
Loving no one else but you
It’s all I can do to stop thinking of you
Darling our love let me down
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Will Hatch New Hampshire
Will Hatch is a singer-songwriter from Hopkinton, New Hampshire. Spinning spider webs on guitar, he melds forthright lyrics with detailed finger picking. Despite his melancholic introspection, his songs maintain a silver lining. Hatch’s debut LP, For You, was released in 2018. When on the road, he performs solo or with a cast of characters under the guise, Will Hatch & Co. ... more
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