Name: Where The Rails Used to Run by Patch Town Saints
Duration: 4 min 20 s
Description: A driving modern rock / modern country crossover about exploring the rail trails past rusted gates and industry scars, past busted dreams under busted stars.

A driving modern rock / modern country crossover about exploring the rail trails past rusted gates and industry scars, past busted dreams under busted stars. 

Where The Rails Used to Run

Eyes red raw but the job got done. A modern day hymn for modern day saints: the ones who hold it down while the world sleeps sound. For everyone doing the hard work overnight, this is for you.

Third Shift Saints

Hard-hitting, full-throttle Appalachia anthem about growing up in the patch, making bad choices, and how we don't run from our past ... we make the past run from us. Best played loud as hell.

Make The Past Run

Full-throttle Appalachian modern rock with a shot of contemporary country. Their sound hits like a coal train thundering out of a mountain tunnel at full throttle. Think loud guitars, heavy drums, and hooks to rattle the glass in the back of the bar. Beer and whiskey, not wine and cheese. Truck stop coffee and neon bar signs, not velvet ropes and VIP lists. Songs for the third shift saints, for the people working too damn hard for too damn little, and everyone who likes their music loud as hell.

All lyrics, music, and finished recordings are hereby released into the public domain. Anyone is free to perform, record, adapt, remix, or monetize these works without permission, payment, license, or attribution.

Even though no attribution is required, a friendly nod is always appreciated. If you're covering these or performing them live somewhere, let us know -- we'd love to hear or see!

Where The Rails Used to Run

Patch Town Saints

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