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“The Settle-Down Kind” by Dusty Woods (song page, archived)

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Song: The Settle-Down Kind
Artist: Dusty Woods
Genres: Country and Western, Progressive Bluegrass, Unassigned Genre
Captured: January 15, 2001 (2 captures)

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• R. J. "Dusty" Woods

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The Settle-Down Kind

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  PRIM. GENRE : [ Country and Western ]
  SEC. GENRE : [ Progressive Bluegrass ]
  ADD. GENRE : [ Unassigned Genre ]

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Semi-bluegrass beat and an open road. Never gonna settle down!

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Lyrics

Verse 1: Travelling has always been my way, Of tryin' to ease my troubled mind, Movin' up and down this endless highway I guess I'm not the settle-down kind. Verse 2: Somewhere on the blacktop or down a gravel road, Might be something I need to find, It must be not knowing that's such a heavy load, I guess I'm not the settle-down kind. Bridge: I've got to see the other side of every mountain, I guess that's just the way I'll always be, Give me a suitcase and my old guitar, And don't stand between the door and me. Verse 3: Honey when it gets to be my time to roam, Please don't think I'm being unkind, Way down inside I was born a rolling stone, I guess I'm not the settle-down kind.

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Review Count: 1 Rate Avg. : 8

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This is definite quality music here. As Dusty said, this has a pseudo-bluegrass feel to it, combined with classic country. This song is well written and well performed. A bit rough around the edges in production quality, but it really doesn't hurt the song much at all. A nice little ditty!

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