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The Desert
04:11
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Your call comes late
I'm still awake and writing
half of me is hoping nothing happened
but you're crying
the anger left like the fox abandons the nest
but feeling forgotten I attacked you
I measure up these moments of weakness
and calculate
I know you'll stay whatever happens between us
the anger breaks like the shore awaiting the waves
revealing the wreckage of a friendship
How I make my peace
is I break your hands
and I burn your home
and then salt your lands
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Muddy Waters (Live)
04:54
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He took his name from a song he heard by Muddy Waters
He took his life by the Missouri river after hours one night
But you shoulda heard him blow the blues harp
He grew his hair for a girl who was considering her options
He couldn't cope on his own but that really wasn't her problem
But you shoulda heard him blow the blues harp
He wrote his last song alone on the banks of the Big Muddy
He brought it home as the words tumbled into the Missouri
But you shoulda heard him blow the blues harp
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Dane Gregory Sybrant Wray, Colorado
Born in the wilds of Montana, raised in the basements of Omaha, and settled in the mountains of Colorado, strumming and stomping through what's left of the west.
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