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Religiously. The Album.

Religiously

15 STREETS (Unplugged version)

The song tells about a person who is alone in a bar as it closes for the night, feeling very sad over lost love. It talks about seeing reminders of an ex-partner everywhere, even in the shadows, while trying to ease the pain with drinking ("Last call for heartache"). The song shows strong feelings of loneliness and sadness, as memories ("ghosts that dance in my mind") keep coming back. It remembers a love that was once wonderful but is gone now. In the end, it's about facing this deep sadness alone, making a final toast to the lost relationship and the pain that won't go away.

Cowboy Cadence - Just Me And This Bottle

Cowboy Cadence - Just Me And This Bottle (1991 Recording - 2025 Remaster)

Last Call for Heartache

-ya boy had to come back real quick for a chill collab with soundcloud.com/keshibeats and his soothing ass voice
-hope you guys enjoy
-also i'm 19 so that's cool

call me. [w/ keshi]

Lyrics:

I already said I loved you
Yet you pushed me away
I already said I want you
I want you, I want you to stay

I already said I need you
I need you but you push me away
And if you stop pushin' and shovin'
And give me all your lovin'
Then maybe my pain will go away

*Spoken*
I already said that I loved you
Yet you always push me away
And I already said I want you
I want you, oh I want you to stay
And I already said I need you
I need you but you keep pushing me away
And if you stop pushin' and shovin'
And give me all your lovin'
Then maybe my pain will go away

I already said I loved you
Yet you pushed me away
I already said I want you
I want you, I want you to stay

I already said I need you
I need you but you push me away
And if you stop pushin' and shovin'
And give me all your lovin'
Then maybe my pain will go away

Ｉ ＷＡＮＴ ＹＯＵ Ｉ ＮＥＥＤ ＹＯＵ [Prod. ibrahim]

The first music that came under the banner of Cowboy Cadence originated from a highly collaborative and creatively stimulating relationship that was solidly established among a tight-knit group of friends, all of whom were substantively involved in the effort of acting as home-based musicians. Our creation was marked by an uncommon level of intimacy and cooperation, from where we worked closely with one another in not only composing but also arranging and ultimately performing these original tunes, while maintaining full autonomy from the restrictions of what traditionally takes place in a professional studio setting. It is of extreme importance to state that each and every one of these tunes are entirely original pieces that exist as individual and independent offerings from our band; they have never previously been published in any medium, made available for listening by the public, or recorded by other performers in any possible format.

Last Call for Heartache

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