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Now It's Your Turn
04:12
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100 Miles Long
03:27
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100 Mile Long
Verse (C, F, G)
Chorus (F, G, Dm, F, G)
Intro (C, F, G, C repeat)
(C)
I’ve seen you happy
(F)
I’ve seen you strong
(G)
I’ve seen you smile
(C)
Through things I do so wrong
I’ve seen you guilt free
(F)
While the guilt gets me
(G)
You’ve got a reach
(C)
100 miles long
Chorus
(F)
100 miles long
(G)
I passed you on the street
(Dm)
100 miles long
(F)
You caught up
(G)
And kissed me
Kissed me on the cheek
Then we took that Mt. Ride
We grunted up the hills
Then laughing down we’d glide
While walking through a river
You made me make this song
Now I’m a happy liver
And I’m 100 miles strong
Chorus
Out…
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4. |
Sore Thumb
03:48
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5. |
Bartender's Bell
04:32
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6. |
Didn't Look Up Enough
03:10
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7. |
I'll Make It Up To You
03:07
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Blast Town
04:02
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10. |
Days Number Way Too Few
03:49
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Todd Burge Parkersburg
If it’s been discovered by man, West Virginia’s Todd Burge has written about it. A born ponderer and observer of life, each of his songs tells a story. Whether drawn from personal experience or a tale of poetically woven fiction, you’ll live every second of it through his songs. ... more
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