Biography:
Halfway to Hazard is the country duo, made up of Chad Warrix and David Tolliver, from Hazard, Kentucky. Though Warrix and Tolliver were from different towns in southeastern Kentucky, their band's origins are in Hazard. The name of their band comes from their hometowns, Hazard being the halfway point between their homes.
The H2H boys also host a benefit near their hometowns for a local charity, the Buckhorn Children's Center. The benefit, which is held in Crockettsville, Kentucky, is called the Halfway to Hazard Annual Charity Trail Ride.
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All this blacktop, another truck stop
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Same songs in a different town
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Chasing big dreams, dirty blue jeans
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Some things you just can wash out
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When that world starts screaming too loud
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There’s only one place where I can shut it all out
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I can see it
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I can feel it
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Where my momma’s calling “Come and get it”
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Tired of wondering
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Being haunted by the voice that’s calling me, (calling me)
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Calling my rebel spirit home
[Verse 2]
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I set my feet down on the solid ground
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Where every smile says, “Come on in”
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Now it ain’t changed much and getting caught up
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In that tired race that no one wins
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When every page of my book has been turned
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I hear the sweet, little southern song burn
[Chorus]
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I can see it
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I can feel it
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Hear my momma calling “Come and get it”
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Tired of wondering
Em C G
Being haunted by the voice that’s calling me, (calling me)
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Calling my rebel spirit home, yeah, yeah, yeah
[Solo]
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[Chorus]
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Can see it?
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Can feel it?
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Hear your momma calling “Come and get it”
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I’m Tired of wondering
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And being haunted by the voice that’s calling me
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Calling my rebel spirit home
[Chorus]
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I can see it
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I can feel it
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Hearing momma calling “Come and get it” (calling me home)
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I can see it
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I can feel it
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Hearing momma calling me, (calling me)
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Calling my rebel spirit home
[Outro]
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I can see it
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I can feel it (can you feel it?)
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Hearing momma calling (calling me)“Come and get it”
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I can see it (I can see it)
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I can feel it (I can feel it)
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Hearing momma calling me
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Calling me home
D Em C G
[Verse 1]
D
All this blacktop, another truck stop
C G
Same songs in a different town
D
Chasing big dreams, dirty blue jeans
C G
Some things you just can wash out
C
When that world starts screaming too loud
G
There’s only one place where I can shut it all out
[Chorus]
D
I can see it
Em
I can feel it
C G
Where my momma’s calling “Come and get it”
D
Tired of wondering
Em C G
Being haunted by the voice that’s calling me, (calling me)
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Calling my rebel spirit home
[Verse 2]
D
I set my feet down on the solid ground
C G
Where every smile says, “Come on in”
D
Now it ain’t changed much and getting caught up
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In that tired race that no one wins
C
When every page of my book has been turned
G
I hear the sweet, little southern song burn
[Chorus]
D
I can see it
Em
I can feel it
C G
Hear my momma calling “Come and get it”
D
Tired of wondering
Em C G
Being haunted by the voice that’s calling me, (calling me)
D Em C G
Calling my rebel spirit home, yeah, yeah, yeah
[Solo]
D Em C G
[Chorus]
D
Can see it?
Em
Can feel it?
C G
Hear your momma calling “Come and get it”
D
I’m Tired of wondering
Em C G
And being haunted by the voice that’s calling me
D
Calling my rebel spirit home
[Chorus]
D
I can see it
Em
I can feel it
C G
Hearing momma calling “Come and get it” (calling me home)
D
I can see it
Em
I can feel it
C G
Hearing momma calling me, (calling me)
D
Calling my rebel spirit home
[Outro]
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I can see it
Em
I can feel it (can you feel it?)
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Hearing momma calling (calling me)“Come and get it”
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I can see it (I can see it)
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I can feel it (I can feel it)
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Hearing momma calling me
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Calling me home
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