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Heartsick Song
02:52
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Firewater
04:35
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Her hair and her clothes smelling of smoke
and her lips tasted like firewater
first kiss I was buzzed the second I was in love I was high
you'd think I'd have learned, the times i was burned
deserving the blues and i sure got 'em
the drink and the pills the head shrinking bills
they got high, so high
you taste lips of firewater better make like tree
it's a kiss you want no part of, better not wait and see
her stockings were torn before she was born
her mother said she was a hard daughter
no father around so she'd just get down and
get high, so high
you taste lips of firewater better make like tree
it's a kiss you want no part of, better not wait and see
firewater better make like a tree
it's a kiss you want no part of, better not wait and see
taste lips of firewater get ready to bleed
it's a kiss you want no part of if you're anything like me
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Trouble
04:28
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Kentucky Sunrise
04:26
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Dam Of Tears
03:25
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Home On The River
02:47
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7. |
There Ain't No Easy Way
04:46
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8. |
Losin' It
03:47
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9. |
Hard Times
05:33
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10. |
Song Before I Go
03:37
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LoWatters Bolinas, California
The LoWatters are Ethan Okamura, Steve Trivelpiece, and Jason Loeks . The band formed in the fall of 2014 and immediately started performing intimate shows around Northern California. In the summer of 2015 they recorded their debut album live at Skywalker Sound. The album was voted by the Marin Independent Journal as one of the top 10 local albums of 2016 . ... more
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