Cajun Rock (A Violent Man)

from by Exit 380

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There we were just looking at the mess I made; kicked doors and cracked in picture frames. Now you know, I’m not a violent man, but when I say so, you best let me in.

Girl you better listen up. It’s best not to yell again. You know I tend to get rough when you pick at me with that grin.

I’ve never been the kind of man who could put up with that lip…unless it’s gone to trembling; next time you best let me in.

There we were just looking at the mess I made; holed walls, a thrown down guitar case. Calm it now, I’m not to blame for this, it’d been fine if you’d just let me in.

I burn like any other light; you’re the switch, the switch that gets me hot. Close the door, but it better stay unlocked, ‘cause you know now, I ain’t gonna knock.

Girl you better listen up. It’s best not to yell again. You know I tend to get rough when you pick at me with that grin.

I’ve never been the kind of man who could put up with that lip…unless it’s gone to trembling; next time you best let me in.

Well, now who knows what to say? You’ve gone and made me act this way. I slid and strayed a bit off course, sure I might have used too much force.
Oh Honey this falls on you. You know damn well what you do.

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from Townies, released 09 December 2011
Lyrics by Dustin Blocker (ASCAP)
Published by Fite Lite Productions (ASCAP)

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In the spring of 1999, spawned by an insidious need for attention; Exit 380 began its crawl in the wet streets of Denton, ... more Texas from acoustic two-piece bar schlock to the more sprint ready five-headed alternative act. Best known in North Texas for its 11 years of rock and roll pandering, the band has begun to wear a new tread into its heel by hitchhiking down a more swamp laden, alt-country road. less

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