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Cheap Beer
03:12
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i could try to comprehend
every day as it begins
or how my last days here will end
while my grandma's ashes rest
in some urn i've never seen
covered in old magazines
in some town where old men drink
cheap beer while they go fishing
and my mom used to sing me songs
just to shield me from the dawn
cause when the sunlight hit the lawn
she knew i would "up and gone"
cause if she could she'd call the cops
just to keep my feet from moving
so the good times just don't stop
and the good ole days just carry on
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Murderer (Low Cover)
03:38
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Young Elk Portland, Oregon
Distant, melodic, and at times, crushingly bleak, Young Elk take their more subtle musical cues from introspective
americana, shoegaze, and minimalist 90’s indie rock, falling somewhere between Pedro The Lion, Low, and Slowdive.
Young Elk is Ezekiel J Rudick, Tony Reyes, Bruce Reed, and Nic Moen
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