1. |
Boondock Crew
03:04
|
|||
|
the sun goes down but we stay hot
on the edge of this town out at the old boondocks
everybody knows that anything goes this far out
we turn the speakers up so you better throw down
if you're feeling thunderstruck and a little hell bound
it's time to grab a cup, and get a little loud
shoot it back and load another round.
and the guns go boom boom boom
girls dance under the moon moon moon
living free nothing better to do
with the boondock crew
and the subs go boom boom boom
boys singing out of tune tune tune
we get wild out shining the moon
with the boondock crew
pass it around we're gonna light it up
mix coke and the crown, a little liquid luck
girls on the hood looking way to good for this town
the engines revving up, grips spitting up clouds
rockin in the dust with the same old crowd
grab yourself a cup, get a little loud
shoot it back and load another round.
|
||||
2. |
Back Roads
03:07
|
|||
|
Back roads in blood and my bones
Back roads oh lord I'm coming home
Back roads in my heart and my soul
Never looking back cause I'm coming home
Thought I wanted something more than mamma's store
Skipped town but what I found I'm paying for
Fighting and trying, and barely
Surviving and driving way too long
Down the wrong road.
It's in blood it's in my bones, I belong to the back roads
I’ve been beaten, broken, battered by the
Trouble I’ve been through.
Now I’m finding my way off this highway
Back to what I knew.
I’m coming home again,
Cause it's part of who I am.
You can take your life down any avenue,
But you can’t shake your back road roots.
Hell raised and raising hell,
To prison cells and picking fights on
The wrong nights and then I fell,
To stealing and cheating and riding,
Repeating, driving way too long
Down the wrong road.
|
||||
The Grand Vancouver, British Columbia
The Grand; anything of great importance, distinction, or pretension. With a name such as this, this band has no option but to deliver great epic, melodic, and life relative songs. With its ripping riffs, majestic melodies, and rock solid rhythm, The Grand is sure to impress both on record, and onstage. ... more
If you like The Grand, you may also like:
featured on Bandcamp Radio Jan 6, 2015
go to album
A slow drip of Tropicália-infused psychedelia from New Orleans rock outfit Blue Basin: balmy one moment, aggressive the next.
go to album
Strange, Strange Times
by The Ugly Kings
Combining crooned murder ballads with raw, angsty hard rock hooks, Melbourne's The Ugly Kings are a wrecking crew well worth watching.
go to album
Downey to Lubbock
by Dave Alvin
Soulful guitar interplay form the heart of this lovely Americana collaboration from Dave Alvin and Jimmie Dale Gilmore.
go to album
The genre-melding group returns with an album driven by a psych-rock and soul sound.
go to album
Live At The Nick
by Lee Bains + The Glory Fires
A surprise live album from Lee Bains III & The Glory Fires that showcases the group’s ragged, punk-inspired approach to American rock.
go to album
Youth Detention///(Nail My Feet Down To The Southside Of Town)
by Lee Bains + The Glory Fires
Throughout 17 sprawling tracks, Bains zeroes in on his songwriting and confronts Southern stereotypes.
go to album
