1. |
Twang and Truth
03:13
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2. |
Settling Down
03:57
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It’s time we had something better than a casual encounter,
Don’t want to see this ship, running aground,
I don’t mean, we need to make an announcement,
Just ready to give some thought, to settling down
Ch
I’m pretty sure we’ve got a good prescription,
And it’s time for us to make it last,
I can’t shake it, you’re becoming an addiction,
I’m sure we’re not moving too fast
V2
We’ve been flying low, way beneath the radar,
No-one even knows that, we’ve been out on the town,
I don’t want to see this thing, head to the graveyard
So let’s step it up and talk about settling down
CH
Ch
I’m pretty sure we’ve got a good prescription,
And it’s time for us to make it last,
I can’t shake it, you’re becoming an addiction,
I’m sure we’re not moving too fast
V3
So I need to hear from you, where you think we’re going,
I don’t want to lose you, don’t like the lost and found,
So call me up and tell me if it’s shrinking or growing,
And let me know if you’re ready for settling down
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3. |
Tangled Web
03:36
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Tangled Web Copyright ©2016 Colin Ward
V1
I walked down to the corner,
I bought myself a paper,
And I sat down to catch up on the news,
And there I saw your photo,
With a cluster of high rollers,
And I thought about the way I lost you
Chorus
I know that it’s still over,
Maybe I’ll see you later,
You know I didn’t want to see you leave,
Goodbye again,
Glad you found another lover,
Oh lord, what a tangled web we weave
V2
I guess I had it coming
Running out of money,
Left like you were leading a stampede,
There wasn’t much to offer,
No dollars in the coffers,
Time to go and leave me here to bleed
Chorus
Bridge
So now I’m doing fine,
Back up on my feet,
Don’t think I want you back,
This freedom’s pretty sweet
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4. |
Martin Guitar
04:56
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5. |
Driving Me Mad
04:00
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Driving Me Mad Copyright ©2015 Colin Ward
V1
I woke up this morning,
Looked out the window,
Lined up the hairs on my head,
My first day without you,
What will I do,
Why did I get out of bed
V2
I saw it coming,
The signs were all there,
There’s someone who’s better than me,
Got the looks and the money,
You think he’s so funny,
His place is where you’d rather be
Chorus
I’m thinking that you might be crazy,
Forgetting the times that we had,
We circled the globe, got lost on the road,
Never very long in our pad,
We shared the adventures, laughed at the weather,
As our memories were made, never sad,
Life was a journey, the world keeps on turning,
Your leaving is driving me mad
V3
The new guy is handsome,
I’m sure he’s got money,
To pay for his house on the hill,
You’ll live like a queen,
While he chips to the green,
Can you handle it all with a pill?
Ch
Bridge
Memories all come from adventures,
No-one remembers their things,
At the end of your life,
You’ll still be the wife,
Who visited countries and kings
Ch
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Rosewood Creek Saint Petersburg, Florida
Rosewood Creek is based in Saint Petersburg, Florida and plays Rocking Americana and Roots-Rock music. Their show is high
energ. Most of the band's material is original, written by one of the two songwriters in the band.
Marty Fouts, Bonnie Kesler Fouts, Raymond Solomon and Colin Ward.
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