Wasted (on a Railroad Track)
from Understone Blues by Bogieman Lewis & His Wasted Youth
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lyrics
Another year has passed by
but now i feel just right,
laying on the floor with a bottle down
struggling with my inner fights
It must have been the pills i took
my own little pharmacy,
need to take a closer look
but i feel the devils sympathy.
Down & out, straight to hell,
wasted till the end,
one more time the whisky sour
seems to be my closest friend.
Again you are a stranger,
well i washed my thoughts away,
there’s still blood on my banjo
and i’m waiting for my payback day.
I’m wasted on a railroad track,
wasted and i won’t come back.
I’m staring at the wall
as the feelings start to drown,
i get a grip take another sip
while your pictures are falling down.
Again you are a stranger
well i washed my thoughts away,
there’s blood on my hands now
this is my payback day.
Wasted on a railroad track
wasted and i won’t come back.
but now i feel just right,
laying on the floor with a bottle down
struggling with my inner fights
It must have been the pills i took
my own little pharmacy,
need to take a closer look
but i feel the devils sympathy.
Down & out, straight to hell,
wasted till the end,
one more time the whisky sour
seems to be my closest friend.
Again you are a stranger,
well i washed my thoughts away,
there’s still blood on my banjo
and i’m waiting for my payback day.
I’m wasted on a railroad track,
wasted and i won’t come back.
I’m staring at the wall
as the feelings start to drown,
i get a grip take another sip
while your pictures are falling down.
Again you are a stranger
well i washed my thoughts away,
there’s blood on my hands now
this is my payback day.
Wasted on a railroad track
wasted and i won’t come back.
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from Understone Blues,
released March 1, 2024
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Bogieman Lewis & His Wasted Youth Salurn, Italy
Bogieman Lewis tells stories. Frightening ones.
Together with His Wasted Youth those stories come alive in a
potpourri of feelings delivered through the sounds of Old Time Blues, early Swing, yodeling Folk, Tirolean Country and whatnot! So lean back, take a sip of your favorite spirit and just enjoy them melodies. The Bogieman is real and you found him!
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discography
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Mar 2024 -
Dec 2017
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