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Outta Here

from Enough To Be Proud by CW Ayon

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Well now you came in my room
and sat right down
never said nothing little baby
ya didn't make a sound
you just had that look
written on your face
that said I'm in trouble with ya baby
I got to leave this place

Well now I packed up my bags
and I hit that door
never looked back on ya baby
I didn't know what for
but now it feels so cold
got no one to hold me
I wish you'd take me back baby
and just open the door for me

(yeah I thought we had a good thing going, now you try to kick
me outta my own house, I don't think that's right. Yeah I don't think
I'm going out of here babe sorry)

Well now you came in my room
and you sat right down
never said nothing little baby
ya didn't make a sound
you just had that look
written on your face
that said I was in trouble with ya baby
I got to leave this place, I'm gone

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from Enough To Be Proud, released March 4, 2015

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CW Ayon Las Cruces, New Mexico

CW Ayon hails from New Mexico but his soul lives in the grooves of the Mississippi Hill Country. With a rather simple kick/snare and tambourine setup he lays down solid beats while picking out catchy hooks on anything from acoustic to resonator guitars. Sometimes dropping in a bit of harmonica for good measure. All the while building a sound and style that is deceptively larger than it seems. ... more

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