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Untitled 4
02:02
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The universe is an old patient mother
to another, and yet another
my self esteem’s a wet torn paper
but you patch me up
unlike the others
If I die in Perry County
swear you won't go posting bounty
lay me down, lay me low
singing old mountain songs
old mountain songs
The universe is a schizophrenic stripper
she's studying astrochemistry and quantum physics
you and I we're just random digits
we’re studying kitchen kisses
and kitchen kisses
If I die in Perry County
swear you won't go posting bounty
lay me down, lay me low
singing old mountain songs
old mountain songs
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Sweet Mary Ann
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Mozambique
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4. |
Ambulance
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Elias
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6. |
Hey Hey, My My
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7. |
Hands on the Wheel
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Lord I’m crying it feels like I’m dieing
It’s been a week and three days since I went down to the barroom
And sat to get my fill
Yeah mama you know I loved you
But I’m packing a bag gonna hitch down the road
Unless you’d like to object
Hallucinations are settling in
Or is it me just becoming them
You don’t bite the hand that feeds you
Don’t piss into the wind
Don’t go living from bottle to bottle
Even when it’s your only friend
Lonesome pines I hear ‘em howling
At a concrete jungle spread out to the shore
Three-legged dog over a roadside meal
If I should die in Union County
All you fuckers better not show up crying
Lay me down singing old-time songs
Hallucinations are settling in
Or is it me just becoming them
You don’t bite the hand that feeds you
Don’t piss into the wind
Don’t go living from bottle to bottle
Even when it’s your only friend
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9. |
Like Mike (Live from WITF Studio)
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10. |
Ambulance (solo field demo)
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Tanner Bingaman's Pretty Big Garden Mifflinburg, Pennsylvania
Tanner Bingaman prefers barefoot walking and once saved the family dog from a rattlesnake. He spends his time foraging
writhing folk art from Appalachian mud.
The debut album, Everything & Nothing by Tanner Bingaman's Pretty Big Garden is slated for release this summer 2024.
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