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Country Blues
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Dead To Me
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You're dead to me, you're on your own
Don't bother calling, don't bother coming home
Discovery on a darkened tide
That the drugs you fed me turned to suicide
You don't trust yourself on a crumbling cliff
Where we see rocks, you see a salty mist
So you're dead to me, you're on your own
Don't bother calling, don't bother coming home
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Country Mouse Nanaimo, British Columbia
Country Mouse are four feral forest creatures brought together by a shared love of outsider music and the unlikely coincidence of each having a body to bury. They have conspired, collaborated, and shared shovels ever since. They create low tone psychedelic doom folk with Appalachian and punk rock over and undertones. They sound best in forests and look better in the dark. ... more
Country Mouse recommends:
Ben Zyakin, guitar player/vocalist/songwriter with Country Mouse solo ep. Caution: contains infectious earworms.
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Country Blues
by Tremblers of Sevens/Country Mouse
Features Country Mouse and Tremblers of Sevens going head to head with dueling versions of the classic traditional number 'Country Blues' plus one additional number each
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