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Going To Jail Blues

from Ghost by Book Club

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    Beautifully designed and packaged, these 12" Records, limited to a pressing of 250 (50 on seafoam green vinyl), sound amazing - the way folk music should be heard. They come with full lyrics and liner notes, include a digital download of the album, and they're fun to look at.

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  • Bookmarks are Spray-painted and numbered by hand by Atlanta artist Jeremy Ray, and each is 100% unique. Be the coolest reader on your block with one of these bad boys! Or buy a few and frame them.

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lyrics

I ain’t a prosecutor, but I got a moral code
well if i defend you, it’s partly cause I like nice clothes
I ain’t saying your guilty and you gotta pay
but sometimes the guilty gotta pay
it’s too overwhelming sometimes to seek the truth
it’s easier sometimes to seek a truth you can use
no matter the deal, sometimes you always refuse
and now you got the going to jail blues
it’s a lifetime of action, a lifetime of waiting
there’s waiting in action, and action in delay
we draw a line between the act and consequence
we draw another line between result and aftermath
I ain’t saying you deserve a harsh sentence
but sometimes the guilty gotta pay
it’s too overwhelming sometimes to seek the truth
it’s easier sometimes to seek a truth you can use
no matter the deal, sometimes you always refuse
and now you got the going to jail blues
and now you got the going to jail blues.

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from Ghost, released August 2, 2011

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"beautiful, haunting musings...playful yet elegant" - LatestDisgrace.com

"It’s not over-produced like a lot of folk music; it’s simplicity is both endearing and purposeful." - AustinTownHall.com

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