Medicine Man
from On The Ride Here by Sam Morrow
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lyrics
Yes it's all day running into stop signs
My brakes are squeaking, but my tread is light
And then Susie keeps accusing me of white lies
I ain't no liar, but she won't change her mind yeah
On days like these I used to go and see the medicine man
On days like these I used to go and see the medicine man
Went to confessional to get right
No one was listening to my sins
And there was no preacher man in sight
I keep on trying, but I just can't win yeah
On days like these I used to go and see the medicine man
On days like these I used to go and see the medicine man (oh yeah)
I keep ending up on the wrong side
Ain't got no paper to pay the fines
I've started over, a hundred times
I've hit the canvas, but I still got the fight
On days like these I used to go and see the medicine man
On days like these I used to go and see the medicine man (oh yeah)
On days like these I used to go and see the medicine man
I used to go and see the medicine man
I used to go and see the medicine man
My brakes are squeaking, but my tread is light
And then Susie keeps accusing me of white lies
I ain't no liar, but she won't change her mind yeah
On days like these I used to go and see the medicine man
On days like these I used to go and see the medicine man
Went to confessional to get right
No one was listening to my sins
And there was no preacher man in sight
I keep on trying, but I just can't win yeah
On days like these I used to go and see the medicine man
On days like these I used to go and see the medicine man (oh yeah)
I keep ending up on the wrong side
Ain't got no paper to pay the fines
I've started over, a hundred times
I've hit the canvas, but I still got the fight
On days like these I used to go and see the medicine man
On days like these I used to go and see the medicine man (oh yeah)
On days like these I used to go and see the medicine man
I used to go and see the medicine man
I used to go and see the medicine man
credits
from On The Ride Here,
track released February 21, 2024
Produced by: Eric Corne, Sam Morrow
Written by: Sam Morrow, Eric Corne
Produced by: Eric Corne, Sam Morrow
Written by: Sam Morrow, Eric Corne
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Sam Morrow Houston, Texas
Sam Morrow has carved out a sound that exists somewhere outside of genre and geography. It's his own version of modern-day American roots music: a mix of roadhouse rock & roll, bluesy R&B, and country-fried funky-tonk, driven forward by groove, grease, and guitars. ... more
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Apr 3Columbia, SC
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Apr 4Wilmington, NC
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Apr 5Charlotte, NC
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Apr 6Charleston, SC
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Apr 12Fort Lauderdale, FL
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Jul 22Check, VA
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Mar 2018
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