Biography:
Scott H. Biram (aka The Dirty Old One Man Band), born April 4, 1974, in Lockhart, TX, is an American blues, punk, country, heavy metal musician, and record producer. He is primarily known as one of the prominent musicians of the One Man Band musical genre.
Rock 'n' Roll ain't pretty and neither is Scott H. Biram. The self proclaimed "Dirty Old One Man Band" successfully, and sometimes violently, lashes together blues, hillbilly and country precariously to raucous punk and godless metal.
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[Verse]
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Listen to the sound of the radio playin'
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Listen to the sound of the wheels they keep turnin'
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Got a little rig and I'm always operatin'
G C
Got another job and I gotta keep movin' along
G
Head on down the line
D
Gotta make some money for a sweet little girl
C
Keep on pickin' peices of her broke down world
D D7
Beatin' down the weeds, that been tanglin' up my mind
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draggin' down the line
[Verse]
G
Listen to the sound of the radio playin'
G
I don't give a damn what the DJ's sayin'
G
Can I get a 20 on a juke box playin'
G C
A big 10-20 on the sounds of a good ol' country song
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to keep me movin' along
D
I been shakin' off some memories of some rough times back home
C
It's hard to make a livin' when you're scrapin' the bone
D D7
Prayin' for the trouble just to ease off this ol' worried mind
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Draggin' down the line
[Bridge]
C
I been rollin' down the highway 'gainst the edge of the line
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Scratchin' on some gravel with a bottle wine
C
Pourin' down the mountain burnin' up my mind
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Slam it cross the river baby one more time
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You know if I was home I'd just be startin' to pine
[Verse]
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Starin' out the window at the world just movin'
G
Thinkin' bout the change and the friends I keep loosin'
G
Sure could use a drink and dollar just for spendin'
G C
Throw it in a bucket for a guy playin' good ol' bluegrass songs
G
And keep pushin' along
D
Gotta makes some money just to get back home
C
It's hard to make a livin' when you're scrapin' the bone
D D7
Waitin for the fever just to ease off this old worried mind
G
draggin' down the line
G
Listen to the sound of the radio playin'
G
Listen to the sound of the wheels they keep turnin'
G
Got a little rig and I'm always operatin'
G C
Got another job and I gotta keep movin' along
G
Head on down the line
D
Gotta make some money for a sweet little girl
C
Keep on pickin' peices of her broke down world
D D7
Beatin' down the weeds, that been tanglin' up my mind
G
draggin' down the line
[Verse]
G
Listen to the sound of the radio playin'
G
I don't give a damn what the DJ's sayin'
G
Can I get a 20 on a juke box playin'
G C
A big 10-20 on the sounds of a good ol' country song
G
to keep me movin' along
D
I been shakin' off some memories of some rough times back home
C
It's hard to make a livin' when you're scrapin' the bone
D D7
Prayin' for the trouble just to ease off this ol' worried mind
G
Draggin' down the line
[Bridge]
C
I been rollin' down the highway 'gainst the edge of the line
G
Scratchin' on some gravel with a bottle wine
C
Pourin' down the mountain burnin' up my mind
G
Slam it cross the river baby one more time
G
You know if I was home I'd just be startin' to pine
[Verse]
G
Starin' out the window at the world just movin'
G
Thinkin' bout the change and the friends I keep loosin'
G
Sure could use a drink and dollar just for spendin'
G C
Throw it in a bucket for a guy playin' good ol' bluegrass songs
G
And keep pushin' along
D
Gotta makes some money just to get back home
C
It's hard to make a livin' when you're scrapin' the bone
D D7
Waitin for the fever just to ease off this old worried mind
G
draggin' down the line
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