Whiskey, Beer, Drivin, and Deer
by Bunny Frost
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Whiskeystill
04:59
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we went out to that old rock mountain, trying to find some peace and still. didn't need keys to get what we needed until we found that run down whiskey still. now there's fire in the water, spirits in the ground. when the moonshine lights up the night time, shadows all around.
the crisp eastern breeze throught the late autumn leaves whispered stories of moonlit nights. the last burning embers of the fire remember passing seasons and that oncoming light...
we came down from that old rock mountain packing secrets from that whiskey still. we all swore not to breathe recipies from that breeze, whispered up on top of that hill....
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interlude
00:56
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Drivin
05:58
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Deer in the Road
08:20
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Georgia
03:58
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Oh My Dear
05:38
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about
This was recorded in 2012 in Arch Cape, Oregon
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released June 30, 2016
Travis Champ played drums and Jamie Greenan played lead guitar and bass.
Travis Champ played drums and Jamie Greenan played lead guitar and bass.
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