Biography:
Michigan Rattlers is an American country-folk duo comprising Graham Young and Adam Reed.
Upholding a time-honored songwriting tradition, Michigan Rattlers recount human stories through a soundtrack of Americana punctuated by countrified rock 'n' roll and folk. The subjects of their 2016 self-titled debut EP practically live and breathe between Graham Young's rustling guitar and Adam Reed's percussive upright bass. Born in Petoskey, MI and based in Los Angeles, the duo's music plays out like a film.
http://www.MichiganRattlers.com
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[Intro]
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[Verse]
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Well I loved you when I was 19, I couldn't think of anything else
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And you were there when I turned 20, well I barely knew myself
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Yeah remember our first winter, didn't have much to do,
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We stayed up drinking old Stout with the only folks we knew,
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And I remember, looking in your eyes
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And I remember, trying not to cry
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Honey I remember, coffee in my cup
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My hands were shaking but I wasn't waking up
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[Verse]
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Well we talked about getting married and the kids we would have,
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We don't talk about that anymore, we ain't living in the past
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But there were holes in the door and ash on the ground
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And roaches in the bathroom, yeah we had the greatest place in town
[Chorus]
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And I remember, looking in your eyes
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And I remember, trying not to cry
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Honey I remember, coffee in my cup
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My hands were shaking but I wasn't waking up
[Interlude]
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[Verse]
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And the day that you left, you know I left too
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Headed north up Lake Michigan until I ran outta room
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And the hours moved along just like any other day
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But the sun went down and I closed my eyes and you were a thousand miles away
[Chorus]
Cadd9 G
And I remember, looking in your eyes
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And I remember, trying not to cry
Cadd9 G
Honey I remember, coffee in my cup
D Cadd9 G
My hands were shaking but I wasn't waking up
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And my hands were shaking, and I'm never waking up
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[Verse]
G Cadd9 G
Well I loved you when I was 19, I couldn't think of anything else
D G Cadd9 G
And you were there when I turned 20, well I barely knew myself
Cadd9 G
Yeah remember our first winter, didn't have much to do,
D G Cadd9 G
We stayed up drinking old Stout with the only folks we knew,
[Chorus]
Cadd9 G
And I remember, looking in your eyes
Cadd9 Bm D
And I remember, trying not to cry
Cadd9 G
Honey I remember, coffee in my cup
D Cadd9 G
My hands were shaking but I wasn't waking up
[Interlude]
G Cadd9 G D G Cadd9 G
[Verse]
G Cadd9 G
Well we talked about getting married and the kids we would have,
D G Cadd9 G
We don't talk about that anymore, we ain't living in the past
Cadd9 G
But there were holes in the door and ash on the ground
D G Cadd9 D G
And roaches in the bathroom, yeah we had the greatest place in town
[Chorus]
Cadd9 G
And I remember, looking in your eyes
Cadd9 Bm D
And I remember, trying not to cry
Cadd9 G
Honey I remember, coffee in my cup
D Cadd9 G
My hands were shaking but I wasn't waking up
[Interlude]
Cadd9 D Cadd9 D Cadd9 D Cadd9 D
[Verse]
G Cadd9 G
And the day that you left, you know I left too
D G Cadd9 G
Headed north up Lake Michigan until I ran outta room
Cadd9 G
And the hours moved along just like any other day
D G
But the sun went down and I closed my eyes and you were a thousand miles away
[Chorus]
Cadd9 G
And I remember, looking in your eyes
Cadd9 Bm D
And I remember, trying not to cry
Cadd9 G
Honey I remember, coffee in my cup
D Cadd9 G
My hands were shaking but I wasn't waking up
D Cadd9 G
And my hands were shaking, and I'm never waking up
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