Death Country
from Death Country by Rustbelt Riot
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lyrics
The story goes that grand dad hung him self out in the barn
and the ashes from his final smoke burned the whole place down
the animals were screaming in their final deathly cries
my old man and grandma watched the flames rise to the sky
She never left the bed that year
He was took away by foster care
never saw her face again
all alone and shiftless heading for the pen
Oh man that's death country take you for a ride
Midnight in a bad place where you’re playing for your life
Badlands smoking in the summer heat
AK lighting up the city street
Snow blowing white and you just cant see
Now that’s Death Country
Taken to the bottle like a baby to its toy
To fight the black depression and that suicidal voice
People said I hit ‘em but when I woke up from that fight
the Judge he wasn’t smiling Joined the army late that night
Now I’m staring cross the desert sand
with dirty kids lie starving lambs
bombs all planted on the road
Smoke ‘em if you got ‘em boys this feels a lot like home
Oh man that's death country take you for a ride
Midnight in a bad place where you’re playing for your life
Badlands smoking in the summer heat
AK lighting up the city street
Snow blowing white and you just cant see
Now that’s Death Country
and the ashes from his final smoke burned the whole place down
the animals were screaming in their final deathly cries
my old man and grandma watched the flames rise to the sky
She never left the bed that year
He was took away by foster care
never saw her face again
all alone and shiftless heading for the pen
Oh man that's death country take you for a ride
Midnight in a bad place where you’re playing for your life
Badlands smoking in the summer heat
AK lighting up the city street
Snow blowing white and you just cant see
Now that’s Death Country
Taken to the bottle like a baby to its toy
To fight the black depression and that suicidal voice
People said I hit ‘em but when I woke up from that fight
the Judge he wasn’t smiling Joined the army late that night
Now I’m staring cross the desert sand
with dirty kids lie starving lambs
bombs all planted on the road
Smoke ‘em if you got ‘em boys this feels a lot like home
Oh man that's death country take you for a ride
Midnight in a bad place where you’re playing for your life
Badlands smoking in the summer heat
AK lighting up the city street
Snow blowing white and you just cant see
Now that’s Death Country
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from Death Country,
released September 2, 2012
Produced By Marcus Larabee
All Songs ©2012 Hughes/Larabee
Produced By Marcus Larabee
All Songs ©2012 Hughes/Larabee
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Rustbelt Riot Utica, New York
The North Shall Rise Again! Sonic Troublemakers from Central New York's Mohawk Valley. High Energy, No holds barred, Kick-Ass North Country CowPunk
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Sep 2012
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