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© Bomb ® Amerika ™
03:31
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bomb amerika... i'll be there.
burn my house and home, be sure to share.
take my life and land to redistribute fair...
bomb amerika, bomb amerika!
sitting in the dim porch light
playing music on a moonless night
all my friends frown at me
angry cause they're told to be!
i reitterate the words alone:
"it's time to overthrow the thrown!"
noone ever takes it seriously
while they're sitting so comfortably...
close your eyes and wait for the dream...
(omg did you hear that scream?)
think about the guitar in my hands
that was made by another man
was he fired the other day
to be replaced by a cheaper slave?
the buildings toppled like we knew they would.
the reasons why? still not understood...
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sigh, high
01:19
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break through to the beautiful mind!
sad, side-step through the troubles of time!
sigh, high-flying hopes all laced in dope,
never let your lover know what you wouldn't show
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The Wanderer
01:57
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Sitting on my porch late at night when a man came up to me and cried, "I've been lost for such a long time now that I know not the reasons why I've been wandering for the most part of my life and I'll go this road till when the day I die!"
The day again will come my weary friend that we'll meet. I bid adieu to your travels and to you!
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long roads...
02:32
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it's a long road back to home that i'll travel again alone. white stripes lead to red lights, a starry night lights the dark sky.
all my thoughts focus on you. do you ever think of me too? i blow a kiss into the air! as it lands, will you be there?
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Ferguson, MO Austin, Texas
Ferguson, MO is a small town outside of St. Louis.
It also happens to be a very special place to me.
So special, in fact, that I named my band after it.
Ferguson, MO recommends:
Borrowed Tune | You're a Big Girl Now
by Royal Forest
These guys have an amazing back catalog of music and their new music constantly impresses.
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Restless Spirit
by Tucker Riggleman & The Cheap Dates
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I Don't Want to Believe
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Juxtaposing poetic balladry with roaring feedback and warped piano lines, the Vermonter's music is as stunning as it is unsettling.
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