Biography:
Stoney LaRue (born Stoney Larue Phillips in 1977) is a Texas Country/Red Dirt artist. Born in Taft, Texas, LaRue was raised in Southeastern Oklahoma. At 3 years old, LaRue could be found belting out “Swinging” by John Anderson on his Mr. Microphone radio. The son of a struggling bass player and a nurse, LaRue understood the allure of music at an early age, and recorded his first works at age twelve. He earned accolades through school for his unmatched vocal abilities and promising instrumental talents.
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Other songs:
- 1977
- Bluebird Wine
- Down In Flames
- Downtown
- Dresses
- Erase All The Miles
- Feet Dont Touch The Ground
- Forever Young
- Goin Goin Gone
- Hope You Make It To The Mountains
- Let Me Hold You
- Look At Me Fly
- Love You For Loving Me
- Make It To The Mountains
- Oklahoma Breakdown
- Sharecropper
- Sirens
- Still Runnin
- Take A Puff
- Texas Moon
- The Reaper
- Travelin Kind
- Us Time
- Velvet
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Well you're standin' there
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With your hands in your hair
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Lookin' like Johnny Quinn circa
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Nineteen seventy-seven
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Well we started with
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Put the band to the test
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Moved out west and then we
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Started singin' the Beatles
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Somethin' about Abbey Road
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And then I opened up my door
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I saw water where there once was none
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I'm on the other side
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I'm on the other side
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I'm on the other side
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I think I'm loosin' my mind
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Just like a cracker jack box
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Who got your whistle baby
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who got your whislte baby
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When you go down to Deep Ellum
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Put your money in your shoes
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The women in Deep Ellum got the Deep Ellum blues
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Oh, Sweet mama, your daddy got them Deep Ellum Blues
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Oh, Sweet mama, your daddy got them Deep Ellum Blues
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And then I opened up my eyes
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I saw water where there once was dry
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I'm on the other side
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I'm on the other side
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I'm on the other side
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I think I'm loosin' my mind
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Just like a cracker jack box
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Who got your whistle baby
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who got your whislte baby
Well you're standin' there
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With your hands in your hair
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Lookin' like Johnny Quinn circa
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Nineteen seventy-seven
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Well we started with
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Put the band to the test
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Moved out west and then we
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Started singin' the Beatles
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Somethin' about Abbey Road
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And then I opened up my door
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I saw water where there once was none
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I'm on the other side
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I'm on the other side
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I'm on the other side
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I think I'm loosin' my mind
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Just like a cracker jack box
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Who got your whistle baby
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who got your whislte baby
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When you go down to Deep Ellum
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Put your money in your shoes
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The women in Deep Ellum got the Deep Ellum blues
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Oh, Sweet mama, your daddy got them Deep Ellum Blues
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Oh, Sweet mama, your daddy got them Deep Ellum Blues
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And then I opened up my eyes
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I saw water where there once was dry
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I'm on the other side
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I'm on the other side
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I'm on the other side
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I think I'm loosin' my mind
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Just like a cracker jack box
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Who got your whistle baby
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who got your whislte baby
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