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Love Is In Your Eyes

zoo Country is a vibrant celebration of rural life, where the air is filled with the joyful sounds of nature and community. The moment you arrive, you’re greeted by the unmistakable "bunt di du dunt da"—the rhythmic pulse that kicks off the festivities. Picture lush green fields, twinkling lights strung between trees, and the smell of homemade barbecue wafting through the air.

This lively gathering showcases local music, where banjos and fiddles harmonize with the laughter of friends and family. Here, you can immerse yourself in traditional games, artisan markets, and the warm embrace of community spirit. Whether you’re dancing under the stars or enjoying a hayride, Kzoo Country captures the essence of joyful togetherness and the simple pleasures of rural living.

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Flames Of Desire

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[Verse 1]
That barn out back still leans like hell
Where she kissed me and dared me not to tell
She wore my tee and a crooked grin
Had a laugh like sin, and a soul like wind
We ditched that prom for a midnight swim
Stole Dad’s keys, and the world felt thin
Old cassette player chewed our song
But we still sang like nothin’ was wrong
[Chorus]
Back then, we burned like matches
Fast love, red-lipped crashes
Tail light heaven, beer-stained jeans
Livin’ loud in our late-night dreams
[Verse 2]
I got a scar from that gravel curve
She screamed my name with every swerve
Told Bobby off when he ran his mouth
She had my back like a southern drought
Skipped graduation, hit the road
Panama nights with hearts we owed
Drunk on fire and root beer shots
Man, that girl gave everything she got
[Chorus]
Back then, we broke all rules
Sun-choked days and motel pools
Tail light heaven, no regret
Still ain’t found nothin’ that wild yet
[Bridge]
Last I heard she’s married upstate
Picket fence, two kids, clean slate
But sometimes I ride where we carved that tree
And wonder if she ever thinks of me
[Chorus]
Back then, we were young and brave
A love too loud to ever behave
Tail light heaven, gone too fast
But damn, some ghosts are built to last

Boot Prints & Burn Marks

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Rock n roll has been a fun ride but for now county is calling the soul once again. You can easily navigate genres in the Playlist section.

Strumming their way through heartbreak, hilarity, and highway hijinks, The Artificial Home Wreckers are a country rock band like no other. Born from a chance encounter at a roadside diner with a broken jukebox, these renegades of rhythm specialize in songs that sound like a wild Friday night and feel like a hungover Saturday morning.

Their music is a cocktail of twangy guitars, foot-stomping beats, and lyrics that toe the line between tragic and downright ridiculous. From ballads about exes who "borrowed" their truck (and forgot to return it) to anthems about that one unforgettable karaoke night gone horribly wrong, they’ve got a tune for every lovable misfit out there.

Catch them on tour (if their GPS actually works this time), and remember their motto: “Breaking homes one chorus at a time!”

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