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Old Fashioned Fight Song

from The River Beach Recordings, Vol. 2 by Bruce Robert

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Somebody
Somebody once had you
Holding tight

A lazy breeze
Warm and haunting
Up from the South

Oh tell me
About the time
When we had the freedom
To do what was right

And what’s so wrong
What’s so wrong with
The love we had

Don’t need much more
An old idea but
Still so true

Oh tell me
What we should do
What we should sac ri fice
To get it back

As if you didn’t
Know
It’s so
Obvious
One true
Path

And do you have
Do you have
The will you need

I know it’s hard
You’re used to things that
The way they are

It’s not my words
The door is shown
And the path is hard

Oh tell me
Can't you feel
Can't you feel
The need

To get rewards
Extinguish desire
To get rewards

It’s common sense
But very few want
To see the truth

Oh tell me
What we should do
What we should sacrifice
To get it back

As if you didn’t
Know
It’s so
Obvious
One true
Path

As if you didn’t
Know
It’s so
Obvious
One true
Path

As if you didn’t
Know
It’s so
Obvious
One true
Path

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from The River Beach Recordings, Vol. 2, released April 20, 2019

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Bruce Robert Boise, Idaho

Sometimes I feel like my head is radio receiver for random melodies floating around the universe. I have the experience, desire and know-how to take those melodies and create a complete piece of music from it. As long as I can remember, that’s how it’s generally worked for me. I rarely set out to write a song. They just sort of pop into my head, and I give form to the idea. ... more

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