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What is radio play anyway these days?
I cant hear the tune at the moment. As far as the lyric, even the worst towns ever have loyal patrons. Which is Why Trump calling Haiti a chithole, is offensive, because its still somebodys home. I didnt think Couchgrouch's critique was bad, but I do wonder why he only chimes in on new people's stuff? is it the distance factor?
People seem to like the music, when I get a chance Ill give it a spin.
Now, no particular home town was mentioned here just general stuff. Songs like this work best when there is a sense of pride, even if its a chit hole. Could be more descriptive.
Springsteen got famous for this.
This is a great lyric about a dead town. (music was kind of awkward, talk about long...)
Lays it out there, but honoring the people still there.
Freehold
I was born right here on Randolph street in Freehold Here right behind that big red maple in Freehold Well, I went to school right here Got laid and had my first beer In Freehold
Well, my folks always lived and worked right here in Freehold I remember running up the street, past the condo to the church here in Freehold Chase my daddy down in these bars First fell in love with this guitar Here in frehold
Well, I had my first kiss at the YMCA canteen on a Friday night Maria Espenoza tell me where are you tonight? You were 13 but way ahead of your time I walked home with a limp but I felt fine That night in Freehold
Well, the girls at freehold regional they looked pretty fine And my heart broke at least half a dozen times I wonder if they miss me, they still get the itch Would they have dumped me if they knew I'd strike it rich? Straight out of Freehold
Well, tex, rest in peace, and marion gave us kids a hand in Freehold George and me started up a little rock and roll band in freehold Well, we learned pretty quick how to rock I'll never forget the feeling of that first 5 bucks in my pocket That I earned in Freehold
Well, I got outta here really hard and fast in Freehold Everybody wanted to kick my ass back there in Freehold Well, if you were different, black or brown It was a bit of a redneck town Back then in Freehold
Well, something broke my daddy's back in Freehold In '69 he left and he never come back to freehold 'cept once he drove from California, 3000 miles in three days Called my relatives some dirty names And pulled straight out of Freehold
My sister had her first little baby at 17 in Freehold Well people they can be pretty mean Honey, you had a rough road to go, but you ain't made of nothin' but soul I love you more than you'll ever know We both survived Freehold
Well, my buddy Mike, well, he's the mayor now in Freehold I remember when we used to have a lot more hair in Freehold Well, I left and swore I'd never walk these streets again, Jack Tonight all I can say is "holy [naughty word removed], I'm back!" Back in Freehold
Well, this summer everything was green in Freehold Rode my kids on the fire engine through the streets of Freehold I showed 'em where their dad was born and raised And first felt the sun on his face There in Freehold
Well, i still got a lot of good friends right here in town I can usually find me a free beer somewhere With offers of free meals I am blessed Should I go crazy, blow all my money and ruin my life, well, at least I'll never go hungry i guess Here in Freehold
Well, I got a good Catholic education here in Freehold Led to an awful lot of masturbation here in Freehold Father, it was just something I did for a smile Hell, I still get a good one off once in a while And dedicate it to Freehold Don't get me wrong, I ain't puttin' anybody down Hell, in the end it all just goes and comes around It's one hell of a town, Freehold!
Last edited by Fdemetrio; 11/19/19 05:40 PM.
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