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A Miner
04:45
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She said she'd find herself a miner
Who treats her well
And he makes good money
So you can burn in hell
I got the lawyer on the phone
But he ain't saying much of anything
But he wrote it all down in his yellow, legal pad
He ain't helping me out
I can't pay these bills
What's it going to take
To get out?
I got my boss on my back
And he won't quit
No, not for anything
Not for my sick child or my mother in the home
And I ain't got no time in
So I just nod my head
And make my way down to the unemployment line
He ain't helping me out
I can't pay these bills
What's it going to take
To get out?
She said she's leaving with the kids
And I can't blame her much
But it hurts my stomach
It feels like rocks in my guts
She said she found herself a miner
And he treats them well
And he makes good money
So you can burn in hell
She ain't helping me out
I can't pay these bills
What's it going to take
To get out?
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Virginia Woolf
06:14
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Wade on down
Wade on down
To the middle of the stream
Go on down
Go on down & don't come up
It's the only way to get clean
But it doesn't really matter
Does it?
Easy does it
We'll both be drowned
We'll both be drowned
With our pockets full of rocks
Then on to the lighthouse
Homeward bound
But it doesn't really matter
Does it?
Easy does it
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The Coomers Philpot, Kentucky
The Coomers are a family band. A.S. Coomer plays guitar & harmonica, and does most of the singing. Ethan Coomer plays drums and sings some too. Ross Clark is in the family too, keeping them bass strings thumping.
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