1. |
The Return of Marv
02:56
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My name is Marv, tell’ em Marv is back
Life battered me but I won’t die now
I’ve fooled myself in the Sin City
But I still breathe, tell ’em Marv is back
I left my jobs to hit the screen
Five minutes to be remembered
A gorgeous wife and a big big house
Thousands of dollars in a minute
But Marv turned mad, broke then down
Lost everything that he could buy
My name is Marv, tell’ em Marv is back
Life battered me but I won’t die now
I’ve fooled myself in the Sin City
But I still breathe, tell ’em Marv is back
I wanted to burn the Holly Wood
But the Sin City just puffed me down
I beat my wife and she left me
I really hope she’ll be back someday
Got no more roof, seeked any dollar
To get some fuck and painkillers
My name is Marv, tell’ em Marv is back
Life battered me but I won’t die now
I’ve fooled myself in the Sin City
But I still breathe, tell ’em Marv is back
I had to bargain my motorbikes
To pay the rent and get some food
Got back up on the ring to win
But they punched me out, down to the ground
Then I went to the surgeon
To fix my face and start again
My name is Marv, tell’ em Marv is back
Life battered me but I won’t die now
I’ve fooled myself in the Sin City
But I still breathe, tell ’em Marv is back
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2. |
Daisy Boogie
02:41
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Daisy boogie
Daisy boogie
She spins and she screams
On station 101 hear the big hard
Daisy boogie
Daisy boogie
Daisy boogie
She spins and she screams
All night long
She sings in hiccups
With wide open eyes
She rocks and she drinks
She rocks and she burps
She spins her crazy legs
She shifts, little Meg
She shakes her skinny hands
She rocks and never ends
Daisy boogie
Daisy boogie
She spins and she screams
On station 101 hear the big hard
Daisy boogie
Daisy boogie
Daisy boogie
She spins and she screams
All night long
I chose her name
Long before she came
Not even a teen
She's my little queen
She whirls and she whirls
She's my little girl
She drives me crazy
She's my miss Daisy
Daisy boogie
Daisy boogie
She spins and she screams
On station 101 hear the big hard
Daisy boogie
Daisy boogie
Daisy boogie
She spins and she screams
All night long
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3. |
Heartburn Motel
02:57
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Since I stole that money
I found a new place to hide
It's down at the end of a lonesome road
At the Heartburn Motel
At the Heartburn Motel
At the Heartburn Motel where I could die
There it's always empty
So you still can book some room
For fugitive riders looking for some gloom
At the Heartburn Motel
At the Heartburn Motel
At the Heartburn Motel where they could die
The rider's mama has gone
And he’s ramblin’ dressed in black
And down there I've parked my Ford Custom
At the Heartburn Motel
At the Heartburn Motel
At the Heartburn Motel where you could die
If your darling cheats you
You’ve got a cheap ass to yell
Just take a ride down on a lonesome lane
To the Heartburn Motel
To the Heartburn Motel
To the Heartburn Motel where you will rest
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4. |
Twilight Train
04:47
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Every morning, every evening
I take the train and she takes that train
I see her and she sees me
I look at her but she don't look at me
On that train to the Twilight Zone
I read every book to spend all those miles
Waiting for a look, waiting for a smile
But she ignores me, I'm all alone
On the Twilight Train, hundreds of faces on the railroad track
They all look like ghosts at dawn and at dusk, there is no way back
She's a star in that darkness, she shines on me but I can’t take her hand
She may be a ghost only a dream in the Twilight Train
I sang her true some of my songs
But she went away, hey something's wrong
My mama told me, a woman's your shadow
She will only flee if you try to follow
If I turn my back, will she follow me ?
She would be my June, I'd be her Johnny
Black hair and dark eyes, she's only a dream
On that train to the Twilight Zone
On that train to the Twilight Zone
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Rev. Steff Hardy Grenoble, France
Country and rock’n’roll return to their harsh roots with Dusty Rodeo, very far away from the stereotypes of dance music
associated with these genres.
With Dusty Rodeo, the hoppy music gives way to the furious trips of moonshine rockers, chased by the demons of the blues on the dusty roads of the country.
Ride hard, play hard!
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