1. |
Elephant I
01:08
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2. |
Deep Elum Blues
02:24
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Once I had a sweetheart
I loved her through and through
Took her to Deep Elum, now my lovin' days are through
Oh sweet Mama - Papa's got those Deep Elum Blues
Oh sweet Mama - Papa's got those Deep Elum Blues
Go down to Deep Elum, put your money in your hand
First thing you see's a crooked policeman
Oh sweet Mama - Papa's got those Deep Elum Blues
Oh sweet Mama - Papa's got those Deep Elum Blues
Go down to Deep Elum, put your money in your shoe
Women in Deep Elum gonna take it from you
Oh sweet Mama - Papa's got those Deep Elum Blues
Oh sweet Mama - Papa's got those Deep Elum Blues
Go down to Deep Elum, put your money in your sock
Women in Deep Elum gonna hit you with a rock
Oh sweet Mama - Papa's got those Deep Elum Blues
Oh sweet Mama - Papa's got those Deep Elum Blues
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3. |
Honey In Your Hips
02:48
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4. |
Get Rhythm
02:36
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5. |
Tightrope
05:22
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I'm gonna walk a tightrope for you - hope I don't make no mistakes
You're gonna have a good time - 'cause I got what it takes
Take it easy, everything's gonna be alright - I've done this kind of thing before
Just let me rock you one time - you'll be mine forever more
I'm gonna walk a tightrope for you - gonna lay it all on the line
Let me love you one time - yeah, you're gonna be mine
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6. |
Elephant II
01:00
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7. |
Little Birdie
04:32
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9. |
Paradise
02:39
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We left South Carolina, we were headed for the Florida line
Down to Pensacola where we would get wined and dined
But it's a long road to get there, driving through the night with our gear
And at 9 in the morning, hooray we finally made it, we're here
Drinking beer on the beach, yeah we're living in paradise
But the long road to get here comes at quite a price
It wasn't always easy, I been broke down once or twice
But I'm glad to take a gamble, put it all on a roll of the dice
When I was there on my daddy's knee, strumming on my little guitar
I always dreamed I'd make it but I never thought I'd come this far
With all the trials and tribulations sometimes it makes me wanna quit
But if you're looking for a payoff, I tell you brother - this is it
Drinking beer on the beach, yeah we're living in paradise
But the long road to get here comes at quite a price
It wasn't always easy, I been broke down once or twice
But I'm glad to take a gamble, put it all on a roll of the dice
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10. |
Baby Elephant
00:43
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11. |
Who You Gonna Run To
02:57
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12. |
Elephant III
01:13
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14. |
Call The Cops
02:16
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You won't let me call you on the telephone
You won't take my money, you won't let me come home
You know I love you baby - why you call the cops on me?
I know you love me, though you say you cain't
Is you my baby or is you ain't?
You know I love you baby - why you call the cops on me?
I know you really love me baby - although you deny it
The judge said I must keep my distance - all I wanna know is why?
Gonna pull up behind you, gonna honk my horn
Ask your mama, I won't do you no harm
You know I love you baby, why you call the cops on me?
I know you really love me baby - although you deny it
The judge said I must keep my distance - all I wanna know is why?
You're gonna change your mind in a week I bet
You're gonna love me, you just don't know it yet
You know I love you baby, why you call the cops on me?
You know I love you baby, why you call the cops on me?
You know I love you baby, why you call the cops on me?
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15. |
Elephant IV
00:50
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16. |
Johnny Miller Said
04:24
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Don't you worry about me when I'm gone
Don't you worry, 'cause I'm going home
Don't you dare be sad, think of all the good times we used to have
I've lived my life, now I'm going home
Don't you dare let me see you crying
The pain is gone, I'm going home, so stop your sighing
Remember my life - forget all the pain worry trouble and strife
I know it's hard, but you gotta keep on trying
It wasn't me that they laid down in that grave
Just an empty shell - but the best part's been saved
I'm alive in your heart - we're never gonna be apart
It wasn't me that they laid down in that grave
So don't you worry about me when I'm gone
Don't you worry, 'cause I'm going home
Don't you dare be sad, think of all the good times we used to have
I've lived my life, now I'm going home
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Snave & the Grass Atlanta, Georgia
Snave & the Grass plays Blues and Roots. With Snave on guitar, voice, harp and flute, Grog on bass, Eskil on drums, and Chad on keys, and Greg on sax, they tailor every show to the occasion, and is perfect for any gathering. A Snave & the Grass show is uptempo, theatrical, and participatory, with a well-lubricated enthusiasm that no audience can resist. ... more
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