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Business Is Good

from Return to Cancer Creek by Jaw Horse

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  • Return To Cancer Creek
    Compact Disc (CD) + Digital Album

    an actual CD!!! We will include buttons and stickers too! Tangible items? Remember the real world???

    Includes unlimited streaming of Return to Cancer Creek via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

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Jovi wrote this song.....possibly during a stint in Dreamland where he actually made money being in a band.

lyrics

Put me on the road. I'm ready to go.
Gimme a sweet little girl and a ten hour drive...
and a little bit of somethin' just to get me right.

Put me on the stage, to receive my praise
You're all slummin' it up and throwin' a fit
This might be your night out, but it's the way I live

There is nothing you wouldn't give to be me, right now.
Who do you think you're fucking with?
You need me to show you how.

This is our only job, come slum it up with the Gods
This is our only job, come slum it up...

Point me to the bar, I'm a fucking star...
That set tonight just paid my rent, so pour another round
for all of my friends.

Put me on the road, fuck off, I'm ready to go,
Sweet little girl gave me what I need
She knows that I can't stay, why won't she fucking leave?

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from Return to Cancer Creek, released March 8, 2014

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Face-melting, Hot rodding, Dick kicking, Date raping your mind, NITRO burning, funny car smashing, aeroplane crashing, HIGH octane BLUES ROCK AND ROLL to satisfy the soul. This is JAW HORSE.

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