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Just Ohio
03:46
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2. |
Home Brew
03:20
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3. |
The Stars Are Fallin'
02:52
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4. |
River of Zin
03:21
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River of Zin by Blake Van Treese
Emin G
Vineyard miles lined by lush forest banks
G Emin
With streams where minds would float
Emin G
An old pickup bounces down a older dirt road
G Emin
Baby why don't you come on with me
Chorus
D Emin D Emin
We used to fish that river down by the Zinfindel
D Emin D Emin
Down at the spot where Dominic fell
D Emin D Emin
It was me and the boys, down in the chaparrall
D Emin
Come on, Come on, Come on Babe let's Go
D Emin
Come on, Come on, Come on Babe let's Go
Emin G
I'm still filled with warmth whenever I recall
G Emin
The river of zin in the dead of fall
Emin G
I pine all the time, and remember those years
G Emin
Each of us are own frontiers
Chorus
Emin G
Vineyard miles and carefree times
G Emin
Nostalgia on the end of fishing lines
Emin G
Back to square one, I done did it again
G Emin
Homesick when I think of those old friends
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5. |
Homemade
03:52
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6. |
The Damage Has Been Done
03:13
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7. |
Sugar Mountain Line
04:06
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Sugar Mountain Line
Van Treese/Richter
January 31st, 2011
Out on the open road I hear the pavement whine
But I'm longin' for that sugar mountain line
Wistful as the cries from my unstrung guitar
Louder than the softest whisper from a lonesome railway car
The sugar mountain line's done run out of coal
The fireman's shovel can't fill up the hole
Cold as the ash from the devils clean cigar
Louder than the softest whisper from a lonesome railway car
The tired old engineer downs another round
Takes one last look at the paling ghost town
Waiting for his wounds to peel away the scars
Louder than the softest whisper from a lonesome railway car
Louder than the softest whisper from a lonesome railway car
I took my last ride on the sugar mountain line
Out of the valley and shadow of the towering pine
Faint as the light of last of the morning star
Louder than the softest whisper from a lonesome railway car
Louder than the softest whisper from a lonesome railway car
Out on the open road I hear the pavement whine
But I'm longin' for that sugar mountain line
Wistful as the cries from my unstrung guitar
Louder than the softest whisper from a lonesome railway car
Louder than the softest whisper from a lonesome railway car
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8. |
Don't Go Believing
02:55
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9. |
Scarlet Maple
03:56
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10. |
Goodbye Portland
03:23
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Blake Van Treese Napa, California
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