Damn the Money - Steve Azar



     
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Advisory - the following lyrics contain explicit language:
Johnny Gunn he's a guitar player
Makin' next to nothin' at a bar nowheres
He says, "Damn the money
Damn the money"Counts his tips, buys a shot of booze
Grabs a lucky strike, lights another fuse
And says, "Damn the money
Damn the money"Well, he dreams about some place warm and sunny
Livin' in the land of milk and honey
Well, brother ain't life funny
Damn the moneyRether Brown she's a bank teller

Got the green in her eyes and the green on her fingers
She says, "Damn the money
Yeah damn the money"Shakes her head, counts another grand
While the hundreds fly through her poor little hands
She says, "Damn the money
Damn the money"Well, she dreams about some place warm and sunny
Livin' in the land of milk and honey
Well, sister ain't life funny
Damn the moneyIt sure seems like so much life's spent
Searchin' for the Promise Land
But the time that's lost worryin' 'bout the cost
Will never come back again and it breaks us in the end
Damn the moneyNow I'm drivin' alone down this long highway
Thinkin' 'bout the dream I let slip away
I say, "Damn the money
Yeah, damn the money"Now I know how she used to feel
When I was gone too long tryin' to close some deal
I say, "Damn the money
Damn the money"Callin' home from some place warm and sunny
Runnin' from the land of milk and honey
The way we look at life is funny
Damn the moneyDamn the money
Damn the money
Yeah, damn that money, yeah

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Steve Azar was born and raised in Greenville, Mississippi at the entrance to the Mississippi Delta. His mother was raised above the family grocery store located on Highway 61 in Clarksdale, MS near the infamous “Crossroads”. “The Crossroads” is the intersection of Route 61 and Route 49, or the 61/49 split as they call it there, in Clarksdale, Mississippi, made famous in the Robert Johnson song, “Cross Road Blues”. This is where Delta Blues legend Robert Johnson supposedly sold his soul to the Devil in exchange for mastery of the blues, or so the story goes.

Read more about Steve Azar on Last.fm.


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