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Friend in Texas
04:22
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So you say you’ve got a friend in Texas
And your blue eyes got you down
Say you’re tired of this old scene
Yeah, but you keep coming around
Say you want someone to hold on to
When you can’t hold up yourself
Say you want someone to believe in you
And still you’re giving everybody hell
Ain’t nobody ever told you
That it could be this hard?
Did you ever stop to wonder
Why you’re playing that same old part?
Well nothing ever changes here
Ain’t that what you always say?
Yeah, and don’t it make it easier on you
When you’ve got someone to blame?
Ain’t nobody ever told you
That life could be this hard
And why didn’t you ever stop to wonder
When you were playing that same old part?
So you say you’ve got a friend in Texas
And your blue eyes have turned to grey
Say it’s time you left this town
Yeah, but you know that you’ll stay
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2. |
Cold Water
04:26
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3. |
In Between
04:09
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Living on Smokes
04:00
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6. |
Take Some Time
03:44
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7. |
Anna's Song
03:36
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Tumbledown Portland, Oregon
Gritty and soulful indie folk rock. "In Between" EP available now! Spiced with Americana, alt-country and pop, Tumbledown takes you on a journey through dark ballads, sweet love songs and rollicking road anthems. Ranging from soft to raucous to brooding, Tumbledown’s first EP exposes the band’s fun yet contemplative spirit. ... more
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