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Trouble Finds Its Way
03:13
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I THOUGHT YOU’D REMEMBER ME
NOW THAT WE’RE JUST ENEMIES
YOU’VE BEEN PEERING IN MY ROOM
THOUGHT BY NOW YOU’D FIND A CLUE
I THOUGHT I HAD DONE MY TIME
STUCK THE KNIFE RIGHT IN MY SIDE
TELL ME WHAT YOU WOULD HAVE DONE
WHILE I WATCH YOU LOAD THE GUN
IS IT JUST EASIER FOR YOU
WHEN YOU DON’T NEED TO FIND THE PROOF
I GUESS I’D STILL LIKE TO KNOW THE TRUTH
(BRIDGE)
WHAT HAS THIS BECOME
FEAR CAN THIN THE BLOOD
IT’S NOT OVER TILL IT’S DONE
I THOUGHT WE COULD MAKE A BREAK
TURN THE CORNER, TURN THE PAGE
I STILL FEEL THIS PHANTOM PAIN
EVERY TIME YOU TAKE THE REIGNS
THERE’S A PRICE TO WALK AWAY
BUT IT’S DEATH TO TRY AND STAY
(YOU) WALK THE PATH WITH HEAVY BOOTS
WHEN TROUBLE FINDS IT’S WAY TO YOU
IS IT JUST EASIER FOR YOU
WHEN YOU DON’T NEED TO FIND THE PROOF
I GUESS I’D STILL LIKE TO KNOW THE TRUTH
I GUESS I’M JUST TRYING NOT TO LOSE
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A Message To Pretty
03:06
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HILLSBOROUGH Brisbane, Australia
Since 2016, Hillsborough have been peddling their own brand of alt-country/blues
at bars and festivals around
Queensland.
Hillsborough’s nostalgic cowboy songs feature stripped back guitar wrangling, vintage keys and classic harmonies. Coming soon to a dive bar near you...
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Fairytales of the Heartland
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Sidelong
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Lubbock (on everything)
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