Name: Somebody Else's Problem
Duration: P00H03M54S
Description: Everyone still wants to be a badass

Somebody Else's Problem

from Kings Of Hard Weather by Snyderville Electric Band

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Everyone still wants to be a badass

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In a rented trailer south of Tulsa
I come here a year ago from Lubbock Texas
It's just a place where I can lay down
Alone or with some girl from town
But it’s mostly just me out there ’til tomorrow comes again
In an old chair with a cold beer
And the radio turned up to ten

I’m just a roughneck
And Tulsa's just another roughneck town
Mostly working doubles
I’m not really chasing trouble
But trouble knows the bars I like when I stay late in town
‘Cause it seems to find me every time
I wash that weekend down

(chorus)
If it’s too big for the back seat it’s not something that I want
If remembering leaves me worse off for the trouble then I don’t
Whatever I’m gonna let myself believe I got to have
Fits in my car
Everything else is somebody else’s problem

Well I believe that sheriff’s lost his patience
And I ain’t calming down
So I cash my paycheck at the bank
I fill the cooler and I fill the tank
I serve one last bar room beating to some prick because I can
Then I smoke it back to Texas
Merle Haggard as my wing man

(chorus)
If it’s too big for the back seat it’s not something that I want
If remembering leaves me worse off for the trouble then I don’t
Whatever I’m gonna let myself believe I got to have
Fits in my car
Everything else is somebody else’s problem

South of town on River Road
Left after the train bridge
East four miles more
Well there's a gray trailer with a gray door
But save yourself the trouble sheriff I’m not there to find
When I left that bar I left
And what I left I left behind

And by closing time
I’m across that state line
Oklahoma in the rearview gone

Oklahoma in the rearview gone
Oklahoma in the rearview gone

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from Kings Of Hard Weather, released May 1, 2018

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Snyderville Electric Band Park City, Utah

Three lifelong musicians joined forces in the mountains of Utah in the late summer of 2016. Snyderville Electric Band is the result. Our musical style flows out of the intersection of southern rock, classic rock and blues. Think Kings of Leon, Tom Petty, Neil Young and the Allman Brothers plugged in and turned up to seven (okay, sometimes to eleven). ... more

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