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Low down in Goergia.
In a run down saloon.
Broken joker.
Tired of runnin on fumes.
Smokin lights.
Fill an empty tip jar.
Baby this life I been chasin aint gettin me too far.
She says.
Hey cowboy.
Tell me what you tryin to proove.
Don't need no fame and fortune to make this woman love you.
Sattle up and take the first train straigh back to me.
Those jew joint bars aint no place to be hangin these days.
Come on home baby.
Let me kill those low down ramblin country boy blues.
Low down Florida.

Somewhere coccanut grove.
Spent a whole month's worth a pay on a flight and hotel room.
For some big wig music man to tell me boy I'm gunna make you a star.
We gunna take your act to Vegas.
Jus give me five hundred dollars more.
And she says.
Hey cowboy.
Tell me what you tryin to proove.
Don't need no fame and fortune to make this woman love you.
Sattle up and take the first train straigh back to me.
Those jew joint bars aint no place to be hangin these days.
Come on home baby.
Let me kill those low down ramblin country boy blues.
Low down in.
California.
On twelth avenue.
At a ridzy bar servin caviar.
They don't give a damn about you.
I'm usin ma last dime baby.
To let you know how it's gone.
And the man I wana be.
Still seems so far.
She says.
Hey cowboy.
Tell me what you tryin to proove.
Don't need no fame and fortune to make this woman love you.
Sattle up and take the first train straigh back to me.
Those jew joint bars aint no place to be hangin these days.
Come on home baby.
Let me kill those low down ramblin country boy blues.
Instrumental break
I'm headin down to louisiana.
To kill these low down ramblin.
I've got these.
Country boy blues.............
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When asked what he enjoys most about playing music, without hesitation he replied "Huddling up with other musicians in some den or hotel room after a show and telling the stories of the songs. It's all about the songs for me. Great songs with great stories."

Over time, this Kaplan, Louisiana native has been inspired by artist ranging from James Taylor to Merle Haggard or as some would say 'everything from A-Z.' Whether it's solo acoustic or full band behind him, Jaryd is sure to cap it off with a raw, raspy and sometimes gritty vocal that defies his age as well as his appearance.

Having been given the opportunities to open up for national acts such as Edwin McCain, Kenny Wayne Sheppard and Billy Currington, just to name a few, has definitely helped this southerner turn a few heads and show that there’s more to be heard in south Louisiana than the traditional Zydeco and Cajun sound. In October of 2004 Jaryd had the honors of winning the "Louisiana Blues Challenge."

With one album under his belt titled "Country Boy Sessions", Jaryd is obviously searching for simplicity by staying true to his downhome southern country roots. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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