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"Country Blues #1" is a track by Primal Scream, from the album Evil Heat (Expanded Edition), released 5th December 2002. The track is 4:53 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 3 articles about Primal Scream.
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You see me at my worst And in life live the first I've been blessed, I've been cursed I can't help where I am You're the one that I can leave I'm a liar and a thief Well I can look you in the eyes I wish that I could die Will I ever rupture Will I ever be risen Will you have the bad love Or will I be forgiven At her lip I wanna know You're the one I hurt the most So many memories got no escape in I scout in your imagination Please believe me when I tell I've been a stranger to myself Got so much that I keep my head in Get so much love that I ain't given Will I ever be rupture Will I ever be risen Would you have the bad love Or will I ever be forgiven You see me at my worst And in life live that in the first I've been blessed, I've been cursed I can't help where I am Will I ever rupture Will I ever be risen Would you have the bad love Or will I be forgiven Will I ever rupture Will I ever be risen Would you have the bad love Or will I ever be forgiven Will I ever rupture Will I ever be risen Would you have the bad love Or will I ever be forgiven Will I ever rupture Will I ever be risen Would you have the bad love Or will I ever be forgiven Will I ever be forgiven Will I be forgiven Will I be forgiven Will I be forgiven
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READ MORE ABOUT PRIMAL SCREAMREAD MORE ABOUT PRIMAL SCREAMREAD MORE ABOUT PRIMAL SCREAMREAD MORE ABOUT PRIMAL SCREAMREAD MORE ABOUT PRIMAL SCREAMREAD MORE ABOUT PRIMAL SCREAMExpanded reissues of three albums have also been announced as The Bunker Trilogy.
The track forms part of the 'Come Ahead' remix project, which sees new versions of songs from Primal Scream's latest album being released.
The track marks the band's first new studio music in eight years.