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Back From Texas
02:24
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Back From Texas (by Tarso Miller)
I came back from Texas wearing cowboy boots
From that moment on they were my only shoes
I met a girl in Houston, but I couldn’t stay
That was the first time I’ve ever been away
I’ve been to San Antonio and to the Alamo
I’ve been to Corpus Christi at the Golf Of Mexico
But without many friends I was missing you
That was the first time I’ve ever felt the blues
I spent some days In Austin, thinking about you
I was gonna ask you out, It was the right thing to do
The lights of the city were shinning too
But I didn’t Honky Tonk ‘cause I was too young to do it
At the airport in Dallas, we said our last goodbyes
I never will forget the day I saw you cry
And few days later, I was back home again
Nothing had changed but I was not the same
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2. |
Lookin' for a Home
02:47
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Lookin' For a Home (by Tarso Miller)
Well, baby is an angel that lives with me
I’ve got holes in my pocket, I ain’t got much sleep
She came from far away, I never thought she could stay
For such a long time, loving me this way
Traveling up and down the country roads
Lookin’ all around for a home
In this whole wide world
I’ve got a suitcase right in my hand
I’ve got a lot of thoughts, but I ain’t got no plan
I went on down the road, I was looking for my soul
I ended up in places, I never thought I’d go
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3. |
Hometown Nights
02:20
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Hometown Nights (by Tarso Miller)
Not many places to go, country songs on the radio
In the hometown nights
I called you on the telephone, you couldn’t go, I felt alone
But it was Friday night
Drinking ‘till the morning light, feeling like the good old times
Short days and long nights, it’s funny how time goes by
In the hometown nights
Going out late at night, warming up at midnight
It’s just about time to start
So turn up the stereo, get the bottle it’s time to go
And have fun at the bar
Driving through the night, still trying to get to get it right
But only wasting time
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4. |
Night in Town
03:50
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Night In Town (by Tarso Miller)
Going to the places I know, places that we used to go
Tonight, I’ll get by on my own
The night in town will never be the same
In the town the cold wind blows, lost times and no one knows
Dark sky, the lonely stars are blue
And I know, I’m gonna run into you
I know that time have passed, it took away the dreams we had
But now, I wanna have ‘em back
For some time I was feeling alright, on my way I was getting by
But now, I can’t find peace of mind
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5. |
Southern Star
03:02
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Southern Star (by Tarso Miller)
Rollin on the highway, riding with my love to the Southern Southern Star
We drove upon the mountains, it was early in the morning and you know, it wasn’t very far
From the place where I come from, through a mid-size town, we headed down south where the stars are all around
I can find my baby, happy as can be
I can see my love, she’s the only one for me
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6. |
Good Brown Boots
02:24
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Good Brown Boots (by Tarso Miller)
I’ve been thinking about moving, it is time for me to leave
Gotta wear my good brown boots, ‘cause they get me off my feet
My love’s gone away and there’s nothing left for me
Gotta keep myself busy, find another way to live
Gotta wear my good brown boots, ‘cause they get me off my feet
My love’s gone away and there’s nothing left for me
My love’s gone away and left here lonely and blue
But it’s alright now, I shouldn’t mind to lose
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7. |
Sunday Call
02:32
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Sunday Call (by Tarso Miller)
Through a 1.000 miles and long long nights
We’ve been together for all this time
It’s okay, baby it’s not that far
I’ll get there driving in my car
You’re the sweetest girl that I’ve ever found
You’re so pretty even when your down
I write this and Elvis is on the wall
I’ll wait here for your Sunday Call
Time won’t pass, I know
‘cause I ain’t got no where to go
Someday you will here from me
‘cause I ain’t got no where to be
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8. |
Not My Home
02:57
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Not My Home (by Tarso Miller)
It’s hard to walk alone, stumbling through the dark, well I don’t know what to do
But I can find my way ‘cause I can see your light and it leads me right into you
But this is not my home, since you’re not around
I always had a feeling that I had to go, I’ve been north and I’ve gone down south
And I don’t when I’m gonna settle down or where am I heading now
‘cause this is not my home, since you’re not around
I’ve got no place to fall, I’ve got no one to call
This is not my home, since you’re not around
Time stands still in that neighborhood, but nothing is like before
I tried to stay around for as long I as could, well I can’t stand no more
‘cause this is not my home, since you’re not around
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9. |
To My Hometown
02:26
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To My Hometown (by Tarso Miller)
It’s been sometime, since I’ve seen hometown
Well for a while, I was moving around
I traveled all over and I’ve been real far
Now I wanna be where you are
Hey my old friend, I’m on my way home
Well for a while, I was long gone
So if you ever need me, call me on the phone
‘cause I’m already on my way home
I spent some time trying to get things together
Honestly, I needed some time away
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10. |
Closing Track
00:45
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Tarso Miller Bratislava, Slovakia
After one year under the Texas sun, Tarso Miller got together with his longtime friends Tiger Jr. and Alliss Big Bull. And inspired by the music that was made in the old Honky Tonk bars, they started performing in the countryside of Brazil and became Tarso Miller And The Wild Comets. In 2013 was released their first album called “Hometown Nights”. ... more
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