Biografia:
If you’d like to watch from a front-row seat as roots music reinvents itself, look no further than Coyote Grace. At once both radically progressive and unashamedly nostalgic, the trio is at the forefront of a growing movement to redefine the meanings of “roots” and “tradition.”
“Coyote Grace plays with the heart of traditional country and Americana music, but tells their stories with a bold twist,” says the Indigo Girls’ Amy Ray.
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Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
A Guy Named Joe - (c) Joe Stevens http://www.coyotegrace.com
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The cotton is hot and the corn is high
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The wind has come to take me down a notch,
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The swollen moon has got
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Her sights set on me too
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The devil sun gonna take me higher
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Higher than I ever been before
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I told my mama, no
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I can’t take no more
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The wind has come to take me down
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I built this childhood for a boy
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With my own two hands
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I look around, them bony trees
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And sunken cows, there’s almost snow
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Nobody knows nothing
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Except what me and the crow do know
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Who am I to change my life?
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Who am I to fuck with form?
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Who am I to weather a storm?
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But I go slow
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I said goodbye to everyone I know
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And one morning I awoke
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The wind has come to take me down to the field
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To dream by the light of the moon
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No, there ain’t no coming home,
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No going back, skipping June
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I sit by the water down by the freeway
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The cotton is hot and the corn is high
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Don’t know what I’m going to do
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With myself tonight
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Who am I to change my name?
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Some things will always stay the same
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There really ain’t no one to blame
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Can’t expect nobody to live in that pain
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But I know you miss me so
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I said goodbye to everyone I know
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And one morning I awoke
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