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Twisted Mannequinn
02:59
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He's a twisted mannequin
We use em like a voodoo doll
We took our turn now it's time to move man
Gimme a hammer let's break this wall
He's a prophet to the people
So if he says to kill them all
We'll rise above and crash the steeple
We'll rise above and answer the call
Answer the call
Answer the call
Answer the call
Answer the call
Little puppet man
Hypnotize the masses
With a crown on his head
Little puppet man
He’s a master hypnotizer
A part of powers that be
Just another modern kaiser
Under them were never free
Little puppet man
Hypnotize the masses
With a crown on his head
Little puppet man
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Johnny was a boy he ran his mouth in the town
Momma told ‘em couldn’t tell his ups from his downs
He had a heart full of pride
Momma pointed, and said follow the tracks
Don’t come home, don’t look back
Empty bottle of gin
Just like his father left ‘em
Lives his life on his own terms in his mind it had to work
Hopped into a boxcar
With some dope and a lost cause
Yeah it should’ve killed him
Broke down, full of sin.
Took a match from the back of the bar,
striked it fast, and ran real far, he burned it all to the ground
With all the people around
Went on down to Phoenix
Hoping someone to be there
when he arrives
But to his surprise
All his friends on the streets
Went and passed him by
With his defeat
Johnny Bryce was beat
Couldnt escape the light
Couldnt escape the life
Couldnt escape the law
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Fly
05:24
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A traveling stranger
Makes her way into your heart
Not afraid
Just curious of what's to come
And when we'll settle down
The family's on their way
Some with love, but some with hate
It's been to long
For grudges to continue and separate
What do you want from this
Can we just stay and ride the wave
I will change and I'll see you through
When no one… No one seemed to stay
What do you want from this
Can we just stay and ride the wave
I will change and I'll see you through
Like the sun on the water..
Already lost her..
But no one.. No one seemed to stay
Sad your folks walked out
But I know they still care for you
Like a bird that pushes their young out the nest so they can fly.. fly.. fly.. fly away
What do you want from this
Can we just stay and ride the wave
I will change and I'll see you through
When no one… No one seemed to stay
What do you want from this
Can we just stay and ride the wave
I will change and I'll see you through
Like the sun on the water..
Already lost her..
But no one.. No one seemed to stay
A traveling stranger
Makes her way into your heart
Not afraid
Just curious of what's to come
And when we'll settle down
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Working Man
04:10
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Looked into your eyes of many different color
Mary come on over and get under the covers
The walls have fallen but the foundation stands
All politicians are after my contraband
Nashville, Tennessee is where it all began
Music Row Round About and undiscovered land
Mississippi River flowing southwest from us
Struggling with power trying not to start a fuss
With the pistol in my hand
I will sin
But I will win
Since you know me well
It’s hard for me to tell
I am a working man
And now I have your name
Back and Forth from hell
Swore to stick around
So won’t you please forgive me
Having trouble sleeping again
All my friends I met, now just past memories
Walk the streets of loneliness til I hit New Orleans
Hit a dead road, now I’m stuck without a plan
Lost without directions, so I took my final stand
With the pistol in my hand
I will sin
But I will win
Since you know me well
It’s hard for me to tell
I am a working man
And now I have your name
Back and Forth from hell
Swore to stick around
So won’t you please forgive me
Having trouble sleeping again
With the pistol in my hand
I will sin
But I will win
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Blank Agenda Louisville, Kentucky
Louisville natives spreading our music to whoever is listening
Evan Wilson: Guitar and Vocals
Matthew Griffin: Drums and Vocals
Kurt Spoelker: Bass
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