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Trouble in Paradise
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Born to Love You
03:18
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There’s a hundred different reasons why I shouldn’t make this call
‘Cause I’ve had too much to drink, or maybe not enough at all.
I could sit here in my bedroom just twiddling my thumbs
Or gather up my courage for this Overdue Confession.
Like a drunk without his whiskey or a ship without a sail
I got lost in California in the arms of someone else.
And I just could not believe it, it was in me this whole time
When I finally got to leaving it was you was on my mind.
‘Cause I was born to love you like a boxer loves the pain
And I hope I’m not too late to start a fight
Yes I was born to love you like a junkie loves cocaine
And I hope I’m not too late to start a line
So if you ever wanna try
Tell me “that’ll be just fine.”
Well my old flame got suspicious every time you came around
And I pacified her jealousy with a slew of empty vows
‘Cause I couldn’t reconcile with this thing we never had
Just a quick summer we were barely more than lovers but I wanted more oh so bad.
‘Cause I was born to love you like the river loves the rain
And I know how much you love the storms at night
Yes I was born to love you like a junkie loves cocaine
And I hope I’m not too late to start a line.
So if you ever wanna try
Tell me, "that'll be just fine."
‘Cause I was born to love you like the river loves the rain
And I know how much you love the storms at night
Yes I was born to love you like a junkie loves cocaine
And I hope I’m not too late to start a line
So if you ever wanna try
Tell me, "that'll be just fine."
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100 Dollars
04:43
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Sam C. Jones Washington, D.C.
Sam C. Jones is an Americana-Country artist known for his clever lyrics, big guitar sound and haunting, heartfelt melodies. Drawing comparisons to country-classics like Johnny Cash and Willie Nelson as well as modern acts like Brandi Carlile and Jason Isbell, Sam is DC’s latest Americana artist who’s rise you don’t want to miss. ... more
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