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01. Underground
02:05
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Well nobody gives a shit about us
And I'm fine with keeping it that way
Until I'm primed and ready
And I've finally got something to say
Well we've been a band for 10 long years
And just thankful for a place to play
We'll keep on rocking while the stocks keep on dropping
And we'll carry on our merry way
And if I ever see that pie in the sky
And I reach in for a little slice
Well lord keep me humble and grounded
When I'm swimming through paradise.
Chorus:
So Lord keep me underground
Underground, underground
Lord keep me underground
Until my soul is sound
Lord raise your underground
Underground, underground
Lord raise your underground
We'll make a joyful sound
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02. Blacklight
03:36
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Ride away on a wave of sanity
Watch out for when the tide breaks
You wanted to do what was right
But life was too hard for you
So you thought it'd be alright
To follow the blacklight
Light, light, light,
Don't follow the blacklight
Light, light, light, light
Well the blacklight leads you on a path of despair
And you don't know where you are
And you forget those things they told you never to
And you wind up on the outside.
Don't follow, don't follow, don't follow the blacklight
Don't follow, don't follow, don't follow the blacklight.
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Funks G Winterset, Iowa
Funks G grew out of the cornfields of Iowa in 1999 and went on to record a couple of records and toured all over the USA,
playing over 200 concerts in ten years of activity.
Enjoy these free downloads of the band's music.
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