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East Houston Blues

๐Ÿ‘ค Rodney Crowell โ€ข ๐ŸŽผ Close Ties โ€ข โฑ๏ธ 3:37
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โฑ๏ธ 3:37 duration
๐Ÿ†” ID: 6153838

๐Ÿ“œ Lyrics

So I grew up hungry and I grew up hard
Took the streets and alleys for my own backyard
I've got a break and enter on my list of crimes
Been before the judge one too many times

East Houston blues, scale of one to ten
'Bout a nine and a half is where it's always been
It's in the drinking water and in the bar ditch mud
East Houston blues, gets in a poor boy's blood

I learned to drink and drive when I was 12 years old
My uncle Fireball Stoddard rest his ragged soul
He ran a 54' Ford up and down the drag
Sippin' early times straight from a paper bag

East Houston blues, picture Dowling Street
And Navigation Boulevard where the crossroads meet
Three sheets in the wind, brick shy of a load
East Houston blues, down a nowhere road

40 dollar boots, big bangora hat
Stolen money from an inside job, maybe think about that

I'm a third ward child, my mother's only son
Which means exactly nothing without a loaded gun
I don't believe in love, this I guarantee
If there's a God above, he's got it in for me

East Houston blues, what you want me to say?
I need to find me a woman to keep the wolves at bay
Keep my head on straight, maybe toe the line
East Houston blues, ain't no friend of mine

So you understand that of which I speak
I'm a worried man on a losing streak

โฑ๏ธ Synced Lyrics

[00:10.50] So I grew up hungry and I grew up hard
[00:16.17] Took the streets and alleys for my own backyard
[00:21.43] I've got a break and enter on my list of crimes
[00:26.96] Been before the judge one too many times
[00:32.32] East Houston blues, scale of one to ten
[00:37.86] 'Bout a nine and a half is where it's always been
[00:43.05] It's in the drinking water and in the bar ditch mud
[00:48.78] East Houston blues, gets in a poor boy's blood
[00:53.97] I learned to drink and drive when I was 12 years old
[00:59.26] My uncle Fireball Stoddard rest his ragged soul
[01:04.77] He ran a 54' Ford up and down the drag
[01:10.16] Sippin' early times straight from a paper bag
[01:15.53] East Houston blues, picture Dowling Street
[01:20.81] And Navigation Boulevard where the crossroads meet
[01:26.35] Three sheets in the wind, brick shy of a load
[01:31.84] East Houston blues, down a nowhere road
[01:38.30]
[02:00.28] 40 dollar boots, big bangora hat
[02:05.45] Stolen money from an inside job, maybe think about that
[02:15.09] I'm a third ward child, my mother's only son
[02:20.22] Which means exactly nothing without a loaded gun
[02:25.78] I don't believe in love, this I guarantee
[02:30.94] If there's a God above, he's got it in for me
[02:36.58] East Houston blues, what you want me to say?
[02:41.96] I need to find me a woman to keep the wolves at bay
[02:47.23] Keep my head on straight, maybe toe the line
[02:52.67] East Houston blues, ain't no friend of mine
[02:58.07] So you understand that of which I speak
[03:03.65] I'm a worried man on a losing streak
[03:07.92]

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