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Another You
03:03
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Whiskey and Wine
03:38
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What Did You Think
02:52
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Old Man's Dream
03:20
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5. |
Think of Me
03:18
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Lowell Avenue
03:47
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Just another lonely night
Three miles south of paradise
looking for a place to get away
old church bells hang there crucified
liquor stores with old beer signs
and this old town has seen some better days
i walked into the first saloon, i saw on Lowell Avenue
a skinny cowboy sat up on the stage.
his old guitar was out of tune
a couple chords was all he knew,
but when he sang, it took your breath away.
his words could be so cruel, and break a fragile heart into
and every song he ever sang still echoes in the room
Friday nights on Lowell Avenue
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7. |
Sweet Namay
03:15
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Robert Warren San Diego, California
Born in Upstate New York along the banks of the Erie Canal, Bob Warren has been expressing himself through music and poetry
from a very early age. Influenced by both the Traditional Country songs played on the juke box at Peggy's Diner
and the Rock and Roll Woodstock revolution of the late 60's and early 70's,
Bob Warren's music has a Rootsy dignity and is always heartfelt and thought provoking.
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