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Other Side Of Town
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From the "Roots In Gasoline". To be released in Spring of 2005
scouts honor emo punk ind
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post-hardcore, indie rock, emo-billy, country punk, rock
SCOUTS HONOR is a traveling three-piece rock'n'roll explosion consisting of a singer/guitarist (Jared Grabb), a drummer/singer (Atomic Satterfield), and a bassist/guitarist/singer (Chris Mackey). They sing about what they know specifically; that is the Midwest and the Farms, Friends, and Family that populate it. SCOUTS HONOR has shared the stage with such great performers as Planes Mistaken For Stars, Minus The Bear, The Velvet Teen, These Arms Are Snakes, Spitalfield, Aloha, Examination Of The..., Ten Grand, and Denison Witmer. They are on tour all Spring and have a new album, "I AM THE DUST", out now on NO IDEA RECORDS.
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Alternative • Indie
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#19,931 today Peak #161
#4,077 in subgenre Peak #47
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Scouts Honor
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Scouts Honor 2004
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December 05, 2004
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MP3 2.6 MB • 128 kbps • 0:00
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LET’S BURN THIS CITY DOWN. WAKE UP, WAKE UP, WAKE UP. THERE’S SOMETHING HAPPENING. GET UP, GET UP, GET UP. THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING. THERE’S PEOPLE GATHERING AROUND. THEY CAME TO WATCH IT BURNING DOWN. IT WAS AROUND THE FIRE, WHEN I HEARD THAT SHOT RING OUT. AND, THERE WERE PEOPLE CRYING, “HOW COULD THIS HAPPEN IN OUR PART OF TOWN?” NOW WE WON’T SOON FORGET THE DAY THE LAW FELL TO THAT DUSTY GROUND. IT TORE OUR INSIDES OUT. YOU’D THINK THEIR DEATHS WOULD REMIND US NOT TO BE TO PROUD. BUT, WE’RE PICKING MORE FIGHTS THAN EVER NOW. LET ME REMIND YOU THAT WE MADE TWO SIDES OF A SINGLE TOWN. ALL OUR BLOOD IS RED AND IT WILL BE SPILLING OUT. THERE WERE RUMORS THAT THE MINERS WERE TO RISE UP. ALL THE FARMERS KNEW, BUT THE FARMERS COULDN’T GIVE A FUCK. BECAUSE, THEY BEEN RAPED TOO. NOW THEY’RE RAPING. THE PRESSURE’S REVERSED AND YOU CAN’T EVEN STAND UP. IT WAS AROUND THE FIRE WHEN I HEARD THAT SHOT RING OUT. THERE WERE PEOPLE CRYING HOW COULD THIS HAPPEN IN OUR PART OF TOWN. NOW WE WON’T SOON FORGET THE DAY THE LAW FELL TO THAT DUSTY GROUND. WELL, WELCOME TO THE OTHER SIDE OF TOWN.
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