Comet Tail Burden
from Down The Spine - EP by Carry Me Home
lyrics
Waiting for the snow that will never come
You know it’s not about tomorrow
It’s all about how many I can score in a row
Right now, we don’t care
We don’t care,
We don’t obey to your whistle
Our boots on,
The rhythm of our big fiddle
We don’t care,
How far we will go
We don’t care,
In our mind it’s clear
Right now!
Cut the comet tail
I say loose and free
I say our past trail
Doesn’t need to be (2X)
Right now
It’s been a long road
It’s hard to think that it’s now or never
It’s been a long road
I’m sure it was one hell of a ride
Right now, we don’t care
We don’t care,
We don’t obey to your whistle
Our boots on,
The rhythm of our big fiddle
We don’t care,
How far we will go
We don’t care,
In our mind it’s clear
Right now!
Cut the comet tail
I say loose and free
I say our past trail
Doesn’t need to be right now
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Carry Me Home Montreal, Québec
Carry Me Home est un trio de rough country/folk de Montréal.
discography
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May 2019 -
Dec 2016 -
Jul 2015
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