Love That Lasts
by Bumpkin
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Short Bumpkin number from 2004. I had been listening to a lot of Neil Young at the time. Bumpkin's uncle assists with violin.
lyrics
I want a love that lasts
Just till the mornin'
You're movin' way too fast
I better go, I gotta run
Just till the mornin'
You're movin' way too fast
I better go, I gotta run
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released April 1, 2004
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Bumpkin Dallas, Texas
Bumpkin is a recording artist out of Dallas who writes and sings music influenced by the Outlaw Country movement while also mixing in some mid 1970's era folk. Primary influences are Dwight Yoakam, Neil Young, and Johnny Cash. His 2 most recent releases are Additional Dysfunction (2012) and More Songs About Drinking and Women Who Left (2007). ... more
discography
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Oct 2012 -
Apr 2004
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