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Blue Funk
03:15
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He said
He couldn’t get rid
Of that blue, blue funk
When he died
We didn’t bury him
We took him to the sky
10,000 feet SE side of the mountain
We dropped his ashes never
To be forgotten
He said
He couldn’t get rid
Of that blue, blue funk
It hurt me down to my very core
It went in deep
Then a little bit more when
He said
He couldn’t get rid
Of that blue, blue funk
Who knew it would be like this
Act all crazy then
Burn out so quick
He said
He couldn’t get rid
Of that blue, blue funk
He said
He couldn’t get rid
Of that blue, blue funk
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Now That We Know
03:45
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There’s a change in river’s flow
Times are different now we know
There’s no turning back to the way we were
Now that we know
There’s a change where the winds have blown
Greed’s gluttony seeds have sown
It’s been revealed
Just how real
And this we know
There’s no need to deny it
There’s a change in the climate
Now that we know
Pick us up as we break down
Revolution underground
We’ve been so lost
But we can be found
This we know
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Jessie Rae Portland, Oregon
Jessie Rae's music has been described as roots pop with a blues edge and cool funky folk. Alive with rough edges and
magical moments, Jessie Rae mixes honest lyrics, smooth harmonies, and a bluesy beat, infusing Portland's indie music scene with a fresh sound.
From the rootsy tone of Lauren Semler's slide guitar to the sultry blues of the vocals, Jessie Rae offers a unique sound all its own.
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