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Bridges I Can Burn

from Life, Love, Hate, and Alcohol by Matt Salkeld

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Here inside this empty room I'm staring at a screen. At all these empty
promises fake people to be seen. Turn it off I'm running out it's time to hit the streets.
My pockets lined with broken times no place left to retreat.
Don't chalk it down I still got a few more I can burn.
Don't chalk it down there's still so many stones left unturned.
Hit the ground I'm running now no time to slow me down.
I'll pick up the pace I'm working at so I can leave this town. My
pockets may be empty, but still my soul is strong. Write songs about this
empty life while drinking all night long. So chalk it down I'm all out of
bridges I can burn. So chalk it down there's no more stones left to turn.
So chalk it down I'm all out of bridges I can burn

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from Life, Love, Hate, and Alcohol, released February 1, 2012

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Matt Salkeld Bakersfield, California

I started writing solo stuff because I wanted another creative outlet that would challenge me. I played my first solo show in 2010 and I decided to keep it going. I write honest songs. Hope to see you at a show ✌️❤️

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