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Poor ole Bruce Bair
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folk surreal satire
I've always considered myself folk, but I play an electric guitar, so you figure it out. I'm just a guy with some cheesy equipment. Sheet music really helps me
I'm just an old man recording in a basement. The band is an AdrenaLinn effects and drum machine, some amps and some guitars
Song Info
Charts
Peak #127
Peak in subgenre #10
Author
Slick
Rights
Slick
Uploaded
June 13, 2014
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MP3 2.2 MB 128 kbps 2:22
Story behind the song
Little foot sang a verse of this at Kerrville
Lyrics
Poor ole’ Bruce Bair He never got laid He just stayed in camp And played, played and played. He played “Will the Circle be Unbroken,” He played “Grandfather clock” and if this were a limerick This verse would rock He played “Little Red Wing” and “Wildwood Flower. He played “Down in the Valley and “Frankie and Johnnie” He sang about the old Dust Bowl He played the East Coast shores He sang about the Civil War But no one ever wanted more. He sang of chivalry, sword and blade But no matter how much the played He simply never got laid. Was it his repertoire or was it his age No matter the reason, his love life just fades He ought to learn some new songs He ought to get off the bong He ought to lose 20 pounds He ought get a round But poor old Bruce Bair He don’t really care He just sits in the dark Picking Songs from the air
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