Raise My Rent (Lonesome Valley)
- Genre: Rock
- Time: 03:14
- Released: 8/24/2008
- Label: Slo-Parts Music
- Album: Who's Rockin' the Boat
- Credits: Artist & Writer: Ed Wemmerus & Chris McMahon
- Artist: Ed Wemmerus
- Location: AMERICA NORTH: USA: Arkansas (AR)
- Sounds Like: Country
Song Information:
This is a song that Pharmakeus (Chris McMahon) and I worked on together. I put together some rock tracks a while back. Chris came along an put some lyrics to it, and Viola we have a song.
Hope you enjoy our efforts
Ed
p.s. Thanks for the Collab Chris, it was a lot of fun seeing what you did with the song.
Song Lyrics:
Raise My Rent (Lonesome Valley)
Music Written and arranged by Edward C. Wemmerus Sr.
Lyrics Written and sung by Chris McMahon
Copyright (c) April 3, 2008 Edward C. Wemmerus Sr. & Chris McMahon
All Rights Reserved
Why'd you raise my rent?
Because you got to go down that lonesome valley all alone.
Two and two is four, one and one is two.
What did I ever do to you?
You're going to find yourself all alone.
Roses are red, violets are blue; what did I ever do to you?
O, what you do to me, you do to yourself.
Because you got to go down to that lonesome valley all alone.
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