Biografía:
Like a roadhouse ghost rattling his chains, Leroy Justices debut album, Revolutions Son, comes to life. Their revolution is the same one rock n roll has been fighting since the blues and country bedded down together to water the tree of musical liberty with the blood of true patriots. Leroy Justice opens a vein thats colored like the Black Crowes, Marah, Old 97s and vintage Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. Its roots music that never strays too far from the garage or an open whiskey bottle.
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¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
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Make a picture with Mickey before he is gone
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You'll find him dressed up in pajamas out on his front lawn
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He stormed the beaches of Normandy and watched all his buddies die
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He'll tell you stories without flinching and a wink from his steel blue eyes
It was easy to be honest back in ' 1
Evil simple to find and so was your gun
Declaring victory was the furthest thing from steel blue Mickey's mind
With all that ocean below him he prayed up to the deep blue sky
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As he fired into the air
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A bullet falling into the sea
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You're thinking he don't care
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He's falling down on his knees
Coming home after so long it ain't ever the same
See a daughter don't even know her own daddy's name
Ain't it funny a war so big can touch a babe so small
Just like it blurs a thousand father's faces into nothing at all
As they fire into the air
A bullet falling into the sea
You're thinking he don't care
He's falling down on his knees
Mickey fathered a daughter who mothered a son
Signed up and went over to get this old war won
He left Mickey on the corner drinking his nickel beers
He up and got shot within his first year
Leaving Mickey's steel blue eyes filled with funeral tears
As they fire into the air
A bullet falling into the sea
You're thinking he don't care
He's falling down on his knees
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