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Pour
03:59
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Pour me another, that’s what he said
‘Cause I’d rather be drunk, or I’d rather be dead than this
Pour me another, to chase it away
To the edge of the night, to the break of the day
He said whisky’s my love and she’ll always be so
For she tells me the truth, like no woman I know
When the money runs out, yes she’s there to the end
And she laughs at my jokes and she likes all my friends
No she never does mind if I ramble home late
And she never pokes fun, at the choices I make
Doesn’t care to remember bad things that I’ve done
And she raises herself to the victories I’ve won
Sometimes I feel like I’m outside my skin
And she gathers me up, she gathers me in
When the weather descends, come the wind, come the rain
Oh she kisses my mouth and her warmth fills my pain
People look down upon my love and I
And they talk behind hands, as we stumble on by
So busy rejoicing their place in the game
They forget they might lose and be lost just the same
So pour me another, that’s what he said
‘Cause I’d rather be drunk, or I’d rather be dead than this
Pour me another, to chase it away
To the edge of the night, to the break of the day
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To Decide
04:04
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Waiting round the station for a train, but it just won't arrive
Still there after everybody else has gone just to prove I'm right
It's been way too long
But I hear the voices growing from a murmur to a song
It's taken way too long to decide
Lying on the cold floor of a strange room, too drunk to rise
Wishing that I'd left when I had the chance earlier tonight
I've been way too long
Standing in the same place, with nothing going on
Taken way too long to decide
You know and I know too the best laid plans weren't worth the price
But drinking wine and talking big surely is a fast way through the night
It's been way too long
Since we sat around sorting worldly rights from wrongs
They dont take just too long to decide
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3. |
Feed The Monster
03:23
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4. |
The Whistle Song
04:05
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5. |
Weather The Storm
03:49
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Fairground
04:07
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7. |
Crooked life
04:04
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8. |
After Sun
02:52
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9. |
Diesel Engine
02:57
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10. |
New Year Rag
03:12
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11. |
Days of Grass and Sun
03:57
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Doghouse Roses Glasgow, UK
Doghouse Roses are an independent duo of harmony vocals, guitars and clawhammer banjo. In 2016 their third album ‘Lost Is Not Losing’ was released to superb reviews, with the Daily Express affirming it ‘delivers an extraordinary punch'. Previous years saw the duo establish their reputation, touring on their own and as members of the alt-country collective The Willard Grant Conspiracy. ... more
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