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I've got to buy some shoes These ones are getting loose My feet are shrinking in the sun, and it ain't fun But it looks like rain up ahead in forty miles A big rainbow took the blue sky I'm gonna tell my momma, I love her so, And thank you for giving me these bones of gold I'm gonna run from my home Jump in the river and let the Water soak the sin in my soul Fine time we all crossed lines Make the music that makes us feel fine Rednecks on sundecks hearing a Hillside Romeo say "Boys this is the Good shit so come on y'all and eat a little bit" And if I ever got back home, I'm gonna set Don't even say a word, it confuses me What he says to do, is that we don't have to We don't have to |
 Shannon and his mother, Nel.
“… I’m gonna tell my momma, I love her so
and thank you for giving me these bones of gold…”
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" I
wrote 'Soak The Sin' about tripping in the desert. The whole band
went out to the desert, and we saw Liquid Jesus play--it was out
near Joshu Tree. I think it was some kind of homegrown festival.
It was maybe 3-500 people out threr. I was driving back out into
the desert after coming to Los Angeles. So the song was a little
about just driving and realizing how far you've come in your musical
journey. And how good it feels to go back home and get re-grounded.
Because we were out in the desert tripping, taking acid, and drinking--it
was just insane..." Brad Smith from the book "A devil on One Shoulder
and an Angel on The Other" by Greg Prato
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