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Goin' Home - Scott H. Biram



     
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I'm goin' home, to see my kin
I'm gonna tell my little cousin just where I beenWell the trouble with livin' is you gotta get'r done
Keep on a sinnin' and you're always on the run...
Making lots of trouble keep' em hanging on the line
If you ever stop a moving well, then they'll hang you out to dry yeahWell used to waste my time breaking rocks up on the hill
Till I got a little anxious and the warden got killed
People take it bad when they find out where I been
They take it even harder when they found out what I done
I'm goin' home, to see my kin
I'm gonna tell my little sister just where I beenWell I never want to say I've been having no fun,
Knocking on the door with your big shotgun
Driving all night to a greasy little town
where i'm sure to get my fill of the trouble going round
Yeah
I'm sleeping on the highway with a loaded 44
Get up in the morning put the pedal to the floor
If the police ever come to the river so wide
You know they won't get me cause on i'm the other sideI'm goin' home, Lord to see my kin

You know I'll never tell my sweet little mother just where I been
Well the trouble with livin' is you gotta get'r done
Keep on a sinnin' and you're always on the run
Making lots of trouble keep em hanging on the line
If you ever stop a moving well, then they'll hang you out to dry yeah
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Rock 'n' Roll ain't pretty and neither is Scott H. Biram. The self proclaimed "Dirty Old One Man Band" successfully, and sometimes violently, lashes together blues, hillbilly and country precariously to raucous punk and godless metal. Biram ain't no dour ass singer/songwriter either, sweetly strumming songs about girls with big eyes and dusty highways. HELL NO!!! His singing, yodeling, growling, leering and brash preachin' and hollerin' is accompanied by sloppy riffs and licks from his 1959 Gibson guitar and pounding backbeat brought forth by his amplified left foot.

Read more about Scott H. Biram on Last.fm.


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