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Burn Me Down
03:24
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Understood
02:53
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Rockstar
03:06
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Mississippi Queen
02:59
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She’s a Mississippi dream
She’s a Mississippi Queen
Prettiest girl I’ve ever seen
So fresh and so clean she comes with it
So long and lean and she’ll admit it
She was sitting at the end of the bar looking like a star
Drinking the white wine I’m playing my guitar
Beer buzzing and having a good time
She’s playing with her hair and damn it looks fine
It’s in a ponytail now it’s falling down again
I can’t help but stare no other woman could content without a gold mine
Somebody walk over and tell her she’s a gold mine
She’s a Mississippi dream
She’s a Mississippi Queen
Prettiest girl I’ve ever seen
So fresh and so clean she comes with it
So long and lean and she’ll admit it
I took a break and we talked a bit
I can’t believe I fell in love so quick
She had those deep blue eyes and a real quick wit
She said that she was single that’s when I said shit
Said she grew up in Jackson Mississippi
She was visiting Nashville on her way to Cincinnati
To chase a dream about singing a hit
Man she ain’t even been downtown yet
She’s a Mississippi dream
She’s a Mississippi Queen
Prettiest girl I’ve ever seen
So fresh and so clean she comes with it
So long and lean and she’ll admit it
Such southern style that’ll get it
Just give me a smile and we’ll hit it
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Beat Freakie
02:30
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French Lick
02:59
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7. |
Lay Your Burdons
03:41
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Princess of Excess
03:46
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It's On
03:03
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Every Second
03:21
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For the People
04:00
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Get Up On It
03:10
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13. |
A Long Time Ago
05:07
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no te quiero aqui
02:07
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15. |
Joe Bob C.
02:36
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16. |
You Don't Want to Know
02:18
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We got a brand new jam in stereo
It's like a personal pirate radio
Where all those places you wanted to go
Will be delivered to your front door
You can't fire me brother 'cause man I quit
I'm out the door so lickety split
Getting so dang gone and doing it quick
Rollin' on four wheels for sure
Let it flow
Let it go
You don't want to know
Let it pass
Hit the gas
Go on and get yourself another glass
Matt the cat, my daddy called me that
You thought it was gone but I'm a-bringing it back Jack
Drinking some beer and smoking like a stack
Just barely able to stand
Ask no questions and I'll tell no lies
Bringing you the hits that I can't describe
Pumping out the jams and the feel good vibes
Tell me who's your main man
I'm your main man
Go on and get yourself another glass of what you're drinking
Slow down Mr. Einstein, it's funked up how you're thinking
Rockin' out stout and bleeding panache
We're a thunder bolt and lightning crash
Blowing it out and having a blast
So keep on screaming 'til it ends
Easy aint as easy as it used to be
Just a little word from the Lodge in me
We're busting out tunes so wild and free
So keep on screaming 'til it ends
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17. |
Get on the Floor
02:58
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18. |
The Same
03:15
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19. |
Feel Good Music
02:52
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20. |
Of Her I Dream
02:57
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Lodge McCammon Raleigh, North Carolina
Lodge McCammon is a singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, engineer & producer who grew up in Chicago. He now lives, works & plays music in Raleigh, NC.
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