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Sun in The Valley

from Heartlands by Song Dogs

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I have fallen with the sun in the valley for the last time.
There’s a boy, he lives in the city; gonna drop him a line
Saying pick me up from that 8:15 next Sunday morning.
The mistakes I’ve made cannot follow me
A sin in the city don’t mean nothing.

I remember when they found my brother on the county line.
The trouble he knows weighs heavy on my troubled mind.
And Momma, she still waits for him to come back around.
But I know for a fact, there ain’t no coming back
From the needle to this town.

They say the city lights are so bright you don’t have to sleep.
And it’s the kind of world where a working girl can get a bite to eat.
But Daddy said don’t take nothing, ‘cause nothing is free.
But it’s easy to to see the price he paid
For taking care of me.

credits

from Heartlands, released April 25, 2015
All songs by Song Dogs ®ASCAP
Song Dogs are:
Sam Conver, Dan Cooper, Ryan McCloskey, Mariama O'Brien, Emily Southerton, & Michael Southerton
Cello by Andrea Weber Saxophone by Tom Petraccaro
Trumpet by Andrew Pinto Fiddle by Sarah Larson
Engineered by Michael Southerton & Rob Swift
Produced & Mixed by Michael Southerton
Mastered by Jeff White

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Song Dogs Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

"Part Neil Young, part Jackson Browne,...blending rock, folk, and blues with a focus on storytelling."
-Julie Miller- WXPN

"Remniscent of the Allman Brothers, The Band, and Neil Young."
- Val Haller -
The New York Times
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