Talking To Myself

from Country Boys Don't Know How To Quit by The Surviving Kenneallys

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i walked a mile in the devil's shoes
i tore up the pavement with nothing to loose
i robbed every bank from here to toulouse
and i'm coming home to you
if the sheriff sees me then it's back in my cell
but i'd rather take death than go back to that hell
so are you with me or not because the time is now
and the engine's hot and we're running

'cause i have been trying to slow things down
won't you believe me
and i have been talking to myself
more than ever lately

so are you with me or not or should i get back in the car
and keep on heading south

back on the road and i'm back to myself
i got my smith and wesson blessin' done with learning and lessons
and we're headed for the boarder but we haven't got a prayer
with the cops tryin' to chase us there's no way in hell

'cause i have been trying to slow things down
won't you believe me
and i have been talking to myself
more than ever lately

so are you with me or not or should i get back in the car
and keep on heading south

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from Country Boys Don't Know How To Quit, released November 10, 2013

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The Surviving Kenneallys Cambridge, Massachusetts

Joseph Kenneally - Lead Vocals/Guitar
Brighid McHugh Mullane - Fiddle/Vocals
Jesse Wellman - Banjo/Vocals
Ryan Dalley - Guitar/Vocals
Ian Dalley - Bass Guitar
Stephen Boyd - Mandolin

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