1. |
The Big Dirty
04:15
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2. |
Kicks
03:17
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3. |
Modern Age
04:54
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4. |
Horse Named Death
02:23
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5. |
Manifest Destiny
04:12
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The yellow grass touched the sky
the railroad track was on my right
my woman by my side I'll lay with her tonight
rest my tired head replay every word she said
we drove through ragged rain drove through rugged nights
dont change a thing we made it out allright
Now I've come alive inside your eyes this is where I'd go
where I would lie to die
The yellow grass touched the sky
the railroad track was on my right
my woman by my side I'll lay with her tonight
rest my tired head replay every word she said
we drove through ragged rain drove through rugged nights
dont change a thing we made it out allright
Now I've come alive inside your eyes this is where I'd go
where I would lie to die
You hear me baby talking to you I love the way you move
and all the things you do the way your hair runs down your back
now push it to the side start to attack move slow
can we escape this modern age
can we escape this modern age
can we escape this modern age
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6. |
Stalactite Stomp
04:19
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A spoke in the the well spins around
you've gambled with your life now double down
a head is heavier than steel in an age of reality nothing is real
in an age of reality nothing is real
Plastic souls turn molten mess as your heart begins
burn from your chest
swallow water as you drown the solemn you seek
is underground
the solemn you seek is underground
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7. |
Serene Dream
05:00
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8. |
Nevermore
06:04
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9. |
Stone Cold Fire
06:21
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The Natty D's Billerica, Massachusetts
Kicking out the jams, The Natty D's hail from Billerica, MA and have been playing a signature mix of garage, blues, and
psychedelic punk since 2012 with no clear end in sight
Book us: TheNattyDs@gmail.com
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