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Back On The Bus
03:37
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What's left of my pay fills my tank of gas
Oh it burns away when you try to make it last
State trouper nearly caught me making that U-turn through the grass
The engine is talking to me, says her time's nearly passed
Oh, we're back on the bus
These foreign roads ain't never done a thing for us
There ain't no friend you can trust
We're headed home, headed home, headed home
My girl's seen some life, as the lines on her face may imply
She's seen the truth in a mountain of cold iron lies
She's pulled my ass home when the lines aren't straight to my eyes
People have come and they've gone, but my love never dies
Oh, we're back on the bus
These foreign roads ain't never done a thing for us
There ain't no friend you can trust
We're headed home, headed home, we're headed home
take me home Jersey Queen, take me home
Ooooh
Oh, we're back on the bus
These foreign roads ain't never done a thing for us
There ain't no friend you can trust
We're headed home, headed home, we're headed home
We're headed home, headed home, we're headed home
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Riverside Hotel
04:37
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Soul Projector
03:32
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Stagger Lee didn't buy his Stetson before he put it on his head
And they put him up on trial baby before they hung him dead
You don't buy a Coupe De Ville before you put it in high gear
If you wanna ride with me baby,
there's something you gotta hear
Flip on your Soul Projector baby
And show me what you need
Open up your heart baby
What color do you bleed
Now I'm a liberal baby, but only to a point
It don't take no Family Stone to know this thing's a funky joint
And you don't crash a soul convention before you learn just how they dance
If you wanna ride with me baby
Honey here's your chance
Flip on your soul projector baby
And show me what you need
Open up your heart baby
What color to you bleed
You don't buy a girl a diamond if she only takes a pearl
And you don't call your girl a Duchess if you ain't no Duke of Earl
And I don't care about your bank book
if you don't know how to count
If you wanna ride with me baby
It's 'bout time I found you out
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4. |
Major Crowe
04:00
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5. |
Different Down Here
03:43
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Lullabye
04:17
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Pearl River
04:12
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Never Been To Mardi Gras
05:18
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9. |
No Nothing
03:18
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10. |
Cruel Day
03:11
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Ambulance Chaser
03:46
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Spillway
03:30
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14. |
Where I Come From
03:00
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Curtis & Reinhard New York, New York
Curtis & Reinhard is the coming together of two veteran NYC Rock'N'Roll acts: Jersey's own sibling duo Blaire & Gray Reinhard of The BRB and Southern-raised singer-songwriter Clinton Curtis. The combination of these 3 distinct songwriters, and their even more distinct voices, fuses the great American genres of Blues, Country, Gospel, Soul & Folk into a sound that is pure & honest Rock'N'Roll. ... more
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