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Dirt Road Kings
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We wore truck stop hats pointed back
cool like a lucky strike to a match
grew our hair long and like outlaws
drove our trucks too fast
and we get high in the moonlight
on dixie cup kisses and moonshine
we were water tank famous
cause our names were painted next to state champs '99
yeah were small town (small town)
but we were big time in our minds
didn't know where we were goin
just runnin wide open on every back road and county line
we were 4 wheels spinnin (4 wheels spinnin)
wreckless as we could be
we were young we were dumb we were wild we were free
we were the dirt road
the dirt road kings
when dusk would finally fall
out where the fields outlined it all
crank the 12's try to sell our game to southern bells
and if those kc lights could talk
they'd say we were small town (small town)
but we were big time in our minds
didn't know where we were goin
just runnin wide open on every back road county line
we were 4 wheels spinnin (4 wheels spinnin)
wreckless as we could be
we were young we were dumb we were wild we were free
we were the dirt road
the dirt road kings
nothings changed from then till now
no we'll never pass down our crowns
we were small town (small town)
but we were big time in our minds
didn't know where we were goin
just runnin wide open on every back road county line
we were 4 wheels spinnin (4 wheels spinnin)
wreckless as we could be
we were young we were dumb we were wild we were free
we were the dirt road
we were young we were dumb and we'll always be
the dirt road, the dirt road kings
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Steve Armstrong & The 25 Cent Beer Band Bay City, Michigan
Steve Armstrong & The 25 Cent Beer Band have made a lot of progress in a short time. After winning the Michigan Idol Competition in 2007 Armstrong put together a powerful lineup of top notch musicians with expertise in different genres of music and began playing in local clubs. People soon began to take note. The band's highly anticipated debut album was released in mid June 2012. ... more
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