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Train to Cheyenne
03:11
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You'll have a pony, sweetheart, and a daddy
And a home we can call our own
It's time to board that train to Cheyenne
Wave goodbye, as we go rolling on
He's a good man, or so his letters tell me
And I've got to believe in this plan
There's nothing for us in this old city
So we try that cowboy in Cheyenne
You'll have a pony, sweetheart, and a daddy
And a home we can call our own
It's time to board that train to Cheyenne
Wave goodbye, as we go rolling on
Have you ever heard that mockingbird
Sing so lonesome in the night
Many times I've prayed that we could fly away
And start our lives over right
You'll have a pony, sweetheart, and a daddy
And a home we can call our own
It's time to board that train to Cheyenne
Wave goodbye, as we go rolling on
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Another Rainy Day
03:36
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Said goodbye to sun
She won't be back for a while
Said goodbye to you
You had to be going your way
Nothing to do
Nothing to say
Just another rainy day
Pour a cup of coffee
And sit by the window a while
Try not to think of anything
Except for your fleeting smile
Nothing to do
Nothing to say
Just another rainy day
Tried to read the paper
But all the news today was bad
It's easy to feel lost
When the world makes you feel so mad
Nothing to do
Nothing to say
Just another rainy day
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Reckoning on the Line
02:32
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We've been talking a lot these days
About what we're going to do
You say your tired, I say I don't care
We say maybe we're through
There's a reckoning on the line
It's coming down our way
There's a reckoning on the line
It's gonna be here any day
You've got needs you want a family
I say let's buy a dog
You want a house with a picket fence
I want to quit my job
There's a reckoning on the line
It's coming down our way
There's a reckoning on the line
It's gonna be here any day
These days grow shorter, the nights grow longer
Our winter is coming on
We're tossing and turning, rolling away
When will ever come our dawn
There's a reckoning on the line
It's coming down our way
There's a reckoning on the line
It's gonna be here any day
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5. |
Rock Bottom Riser
04:37
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Erin Heist Juneau, Alaska
Erin Heist hails from the lush temperate rainforest of Southeast Alaska. A singer and guitar player who has spent the last decade in Alaska moving from packed bar stages to all-night jams - steeped in the heartbeat-drive of old-time string-band rhythm, the high-harmonies of traditional bluegrass vocals, the lonesome sway of classic country waltzes, and the insatiable shuffle of Cajun fiddle. ... more
Erin Heist recommends:
No Such Thing as Forever
by Josh Fortenbery
Josh's driving bluegrass sensibility, laid over classic singer-songwriter material, with razor sharp lyrics.
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Not only did Devin build the divine Champlin Guitar I play on Train to Cheyenne, he's one of my all-time favorite songwriters and performers.
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Sisters of White Chapel
by Annie Bartholomew
Annie's album "Sisters of Whitechapel" is straight-up art. A folk concept album about goodtime gals of the gold rush. Heartbreakers all around.
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Vivian Leva & Riley Calcagno
by Viv & Riley
supported by 5 fans who also own “Another Rainy Day”
I listen to this when I need music to lift my spirits. This whole album does that. This track is the very best but it all works. Keep doing what you do.
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The Rocky Creek Ramblers
by The Rocky Creek Ramblers
supported by 5 fans who also own “Another Rainy Day”
Ken Landreth is one of my favorite banjo players of all time. This whole album is amazing! Makes me miss those hot sunny days in the Mt. Airy flatlands watching these guys shred.
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Feel The Ground You Walk Upon
by Lewis McLaughlin
Old-fashioned fiddles harmonize with rippling synths on the Scottish singer-songwriter's latest collection of original folk songs.
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