1. |
I See Trouble
03:59
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I See Trouble
I alway look in and you alway go out
Your mind is made up, but mine’s full of doubt
I see trouble, coming round the bend
I see trouble, coming round the bend
I can see a bright future, but it don’t include you
I’m like a car and I’m stuck on your track
You’re a freight train and you’re coming my way
I see trouble, coming round the bend
I see trouble, coming round the bend
I can see a bright future, but it don’t include you
I see trouble, coming round the bend
I see trouble, coming round the bend
I can see a bright future, but it don’t include you
Things are looking grim, I can feel it in my bones
I’m T-boned and wrecked, like the midnight express
I see trouble, coming round the bend
I see trouble, coming round the bend
I can see a bright future, but it don’t include you
Black cat on my path, black dog on the road
Blackbird in the tree, flying away from me
I see trouble, coming round the bend
I see trouble, coming round the bend
I can see a bright future, but it don’t include you
© John Pringle 2019
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2. |
Workday Blues
02:14
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Workday Blues
Woke up this morning
Start to pray
Why these things don’t go my way
Said to myself as I looked outside
Same Blues different day
Looked in the mirror all confused
Is this what it feels like
To have the Blues
Said to myself as I looked outside
Same Blues different day
Go to work
Sit in my chair
Man these emails won’t disappear
Said to myself as I sit Inside
Same Blues different day
© Bruce Moroney 2019
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3. |
Crying Won't Help You
03:22
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4. |
Pass You By
03:32
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5. |
On The Road To Tuba City
04:36
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The Road to Tuba City
Car wrecks, blue coffee pots
Bullet holes in cowboy hats
I saw a lost man, trying to find his way home
Trying to find his way home, to Tuba City
Living wild, not living free
No place to go & everything to see
The population is 49…..
There’s 2 roads in & no way out
No road leading out, from Tuba City
Mile high sky, living on the edge
The sign on the wall says you can use your gun
But when the shooting starts, you better take good aim
That’s what they were saying, in Tuba City
Two good old boys in a pickup truck
Drinking beer & passing the time
Open another one, looking out for the law
That’s how it goes, on the way to Tuba City
The desert is like, a beating heart
Full of beauty & pain, in need of rain
Like a lover, cold & hot
Red, Red dust, on the road to Tuba City
Red, Red dust, on the road to Tuba City
Red, Red dust, on the road to Tuba City
© John Pringle
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6. |
Northwest Blues
05:29
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7. |
God's Gonna Cut You Down
03:17
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8. |
TV Eye
03:27
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TV Eye
Said to my friend, I can’t talk to you now
Can’t you see I’m watching the Comedy Hour
Nothing matters much to me
I’ve got my eyes on the screen
I’ve got my eyes on my colour TV
I’m seeing visions, I’m dreaming dreams
All on the screen of my colour TV
Keep that TV eye on me
I won’t have it
Any other way
Friends come over and see me
I’ll say sit over there
No, not that one, thats my television chair
I’m seeing visions, I’m dreaming dreams
All on the screen of my colour TV
Comic book violence, people tortured and screaming
Wake up in the night, is it real or am I dreaming
I’m seeing visions
One screens got hate
The other got love
I’m seeing visions, I’m dreaming dreams
All on the screen of my colour TV
© John Pringle 2018
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9. |
Wade In The Water
05:56
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10. |
Way Down In The Hole
03:20
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Ain't Superstitious Wellington, New Zealand
Ain’t Superstitious are a five piece band that plays an eclectic brand of soul blues, infused with shots of jazz, gospel &
americana.
Based in Wellington, New Zealand the band has been together for about four years and performs regularly around the Wellington region.
Erena Whare (vocals), Andre Muller (guitar & bass), BJ Moroney (guitar), John Pringle (Bass & guitar), Moray Middleton (drums)
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