"Swing Out West" genre: Pop
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	A little Wes Montgomery influence never hurts...
	CD: Two Ton Shoe   Label: L-Shaped Records Credits: All words, music, performance, and production by Two Ton Shoe. Recorded at The Outpost, Stoughton MA.
	Lyrics Must've been a plan to drag me under. Seems they've pulled this stunt before. Each time I try to leave this place they slam the door. Talk about a scam. They promised heaven. Said I'd seen my better days. They call me angel then they damn me with faint praise. So where is my valhalla? And who's in charge here anyway? They're out of my favorite flavor again. So soon I'll pack my head and swing out west. How can I trust anybody after what they've put me through? Looking for sympathy's like hammering a screw. What about the urn to hold my ashes? Isn't there some place I'd be at peace? Never believe it 'cause there's always something up their sleeves. So where is my valhalla? Yes, it was plan and now I'm under, and they're dancing in the dirt. Looks like I'll never get my precious peace, my just desserts... So where is my valhalla?

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