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Bajo Tigre
04:30
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Armadillo, running for its life
boa constrictor, protecting the night
old caballero, waning moonlight
waiting on Jenny, to come through the night
Bajo Tigre rendezvous, down at the, Bajo Tigre rendezvous
The road from the highway is filled with city girls
in their shoes and dresses, flowers and curls
come to dance the Marange, and light up the floor
waiting on Jenny, to come through the door
CH:
The river competes with the band
the valley's been flooding and stripped all the land
and the road to Santa Rosa is out
and the rain on the water makes the loudest sound
Bajo Tigre rendezvous, down at the, Bajo Tigre rendezvous
Won't you dance with me Jenny, I know you're around
loosen my strings girl, my mind's tightly wound
all the neighbors and family, are all in the crowd
dance with me Jenny I know you're around
The sunbirds escape from the trees
fly past the dancers and the saxophone keys
and the lonely girls wait in their seats
for someone to hold them and make them complete
Bajo Tigre rendezvous, down at the, Bajo Tigre rendezvous
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2. |
The Signal
05:30
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3. |
Maria
03:32
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4. |
Dining Car Blues
02:41
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5. |
Cowboys in the Sand
04:40
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Buddy, will you send me a sign?
A good man is hard to find.
They want you down and tired,
Gasping for air, mud caked, and cryin.
Send me a pic in the mail.
I pull out the nail from the palm to crush desire.
It gets real hard watching cowboys in the sand,
I'm shakin fast
Cause I know it won't last.
I needed to, I want to,
And I feel it too, truly true.
I tried real hard to get in the car.
Guessing the post, it was late.
I reach out my hands, wait for totems of your pain.
It gets real hard, watching others take the same,
I'm shaking fast
Cause I know it won't last.
I needed to, I want to,
And I feel it too, truly true,
I tried real hard to get in the car.
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6. |
Ride The Line
02:50
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7. |
The Texian
05:09
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8. |
Old Coal
04:14
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9. |
The Letter
04:17
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10. |
San Francisco
05:02
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Rooster Crow Olympia, Washington
Olympia OG Alt-county bumpkins. Our sound is influenced by classic country rock story tellers like Townes Van Zandt, & Lucinda Williams, and like Neil Young (where's Uncle Tupelo's girl!?).
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