Hair Of The Dog
from Live in San Gregorio (Remastered) by David Elias & The CasualTees
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lyrics
Hair of the Dog
Words and Music by David Elias, all rights reserved worldwide
The hair of the dog
Is wrapped around your chest
The shirt of your religion
Meaningless lessons to the rest
Disciples of the vine
Wrestle water from the wine
Alchemy is back in style
Ripened by these times
Social independents
Ride the wagon out of town
Wheels roll through the iron age
Through these fields of County Down
The leaf and magic bean
The barley and the corn
Spirits of awareness riding shotgun through the storm
You can ramble through the door
hat you came in
Without a word without hope
Without a prayer
Rituals of reaction
Emotion at its best
Seeking satisfaction
While the landscape changes fast
The rules of every road
Won't forgive what's crossed the line
I'm finding out that driving's not the only way to fly
You can ramble through the door that you came in
Without a word
Without hope
Without a prayer
Words and Music by David Elias, all rights reserved worldwide
The hair of the dog
Is wrapped around your chest
The shirt of your religion
Meaningless lessons to the rest
Disciples of the vine
Wrestle water from the wine
Alchemy is back in style
Ripened by these times
Social independents
Ride the wagon out of town
Wheels roll through the iron age
Through these fields of County Down
The leaf and magic bean
The barley and the corn
Spirits of awareness riding shotgun through the storm
You can ramble through the door
hat you came in
Without a word without hope
Without a prayer
Rituals of reaction
Emotion at its best
Seeking satisfaction
While the landscape changes fast
The rules of every road
Won't forgive what's crossed the line
I'm finding out that driving's not the only way to fly
You can ramble through the door that you came in
Without a word
Without hope
Without a prayer
credits
from Live in San Gregorio (Remastered),
released November 1, 2009
Words and Music by David Elias
David Elias: acoustic guitar, vocal
Charlie Natzke: semi-hollow electric guitar, vocal
Scott Beynon - bass, vocal
John Havard - electric guitar
Gary McArthur - flute
David Phillips - Pedal Steel
Ken Owen - drums
Reid Dennis - percussion
Words and Music by David Elias
David Elias: acoustic guitar, vocal
Charlie Natzke: semi-hollow electric guitar, vocal
Scott Beynon - bass, vocal
John Havard - electric guitar
Gary McArthur - flute
David Phillips - Pedal Steel
Ken Owen - drums
Reid Dennis - percussion
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