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Rewind

by Shane Martin

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    Rewind (12 tracks)
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Words & Music by: Shane Martin © 2010 www.shanemartin.com Somewhere Real One way, gridlock A concrete maze running nonstop Not the kind of bottle neck I like Grew up on a dirt road Now I’m stuck in an urban pothole I don’t feel free on a packed freeway I gotta get out of this place CHORUS I Ya, somewhere real Where the road unwinds through country miles People wave as I pass by Ya, where I believe I hang my hat on the simple life Counting stars that light the night Out here I can feel Somewhere real Downtown, uptown Money talks at sundown I don’t fit this scene of neon green There’s a place, no cover charge Not about who you are Home made brew, folks toast you by name Goodbye to hip champagne Ya, somewhere real Where the town’s got nothing big to prove Just raise a glass to red, white and blue Ya, where I believe Sunday morn’ you thank the Lord Raise your voice to heavens door Out here I can feel somewhere real CHORUS I Ya, somewhere real Here’s a place I can be myself With my better half Raise little prayers, rockin’ in chairs I’m hanging up my hat When I walk through town people say hi How you doin’ friend Out here I can feel This is somewhere real
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Words & Music by: Shane Martin © 2010 www.shanemartin.com To Be a Kid Again I found an old picture of the family farm We kids were kickin’ buckets ‘round grandpa’s barn We we’re knee high, tree tire swinging Not a worry ‘bout making a living Racing through acres of tall grass meadows Days felt like forever, the land was home Been years since that barn stood high Now the fields are driveways and street lights Lookin’ back we had it made Runnin’ wild, every Saturday We jumped around, sun up to sun down Never thought it would ever end Oh, to be a kid again I remember that summer like it was last Go-cart cruising till we ran out of gas We were grounded from the start Tearing up our neighbors yard Sneaking out riding to the edge of town Burnin’ bike rubber, no one else around We were rollin’ through life so fast We still had a blast Lookin’ back we had it made Runnin’ wild, every Saturday Blazin’ trails and riding the wind Never thought it would ever end Oh, to be a kid again Like a summer time Sunday morning, a breath of fresh air Up with the sun; lay down with out a care in the world Today I see those sparks in our own kid’s eyes Christmas morning their smiles an acre wide Laughin’, screamin, and singing We can feel the joy their bringing I can see they’ll be just like you and me Playing 24/7, it’s hard to believe That was us not so long ago Lookin’ back we’ve come a long way Livin’, lovin’, look what we made I’m seeing it through the eyes of a child I’d forgotten way back then Reminds us how to be a kid again, Oh, to be a kid again
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Cover Me 03:26
Words & Music by: Shane Martin © 2010 www.shanemartin.com Cover Me You’ve got some red wine I’ve got you on my mind Dancing candle light Staying in tonight You’re soft and effortless Finger tips caress my chest Turn it on, turn me up CHORUS Cover me with your beauty all across my skin Lift me up in this moment let love begin As time stands still, it’s just you and me (It’s where I want to be) Cover me in your love, cover me You move with a slow touch I can’t get enough A little closer still I taste your thrill Sweet and sultry Dancing to your heart beat Every breath pulls me higher CHORUS With all I have to hold That look in your eyes says Don’t let me let you go This feeling I can’t hide I’m so tied up in you, Oh with what you do CHORUS Cover me with your beauty all from within Lift me up in this moment let our love begin As this time stands still, It’s where I want to be Cover me in your love, cover me Cover me, oh cover me, ya cover me
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Words & Music by: Shane Martin ©2010 www.shanemartin.com Something About Your Way If it weren’t for your good mornings I’d be a mess all day long If it weren’t for your directions My roads would seem all wrong If it weren’t for your true honesty Id be lying to myself If it weren’t for your belief in me I’d be trying to be someone else CHORUS Something about your way You make me feel alive Your colors paint my world When it looks black and white You see my silver lining You make me want to shine It’s every little thing you do and say Something about, something about your way If it weren’t for your conversations I’d be a mumble when I talk If it weren’t for your momentum I’d be a stumble where I walk If it weren’t for the years you gave to me I’d be wasted growing old If it weren’t for all our memories I just want to let you know CHORUS I don’t know what it is Oh you got it, ya you got it You got me As far as I can see You rock my world, my one of a kind I’m so glad your mine all mine CHORUS CHORUS Na, na, na, …..
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Rewind 03:40
Words & Music by: Shane Martin ©2010 www.shanemartin.com Rewind Good to see you my old friend Homecoming, remember when We use to own this school street Racing cars and fake I.D.’s We tore it up with cheap light draft Down by the river, how hard we laughed Never did make curfew How’d you find a girl to put up with you? Oh, this town is our roots CHORUS Rewind those yesterdays Against the wind running crazy How’d we ever make it Through our reckless ways Play back all the late nights Like Rock Stars amplified high We never said die Had the time of our life Rewind Remember cops chasing us through fields They were always riding our heels Hanging low at Smokey’s pool hall Heard it was knocked down to build a mall Friday night light football games Still can’t believe we lost state I can still hear the crowd We were gaining ground as time ran out Oh, I wish we had one more down CHORUS So much has changed Still the memories remain Like those old songs on the radio Takes me back down those roads Good to see you my old friend How long has it been? CHORUS Ya, Rewind Rewind those good old days When this town knew us by name We never said die, had the time of our life Rewind
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One Man Band 04:17
Words & Music by: Shane Martin ©2010 www.shanemartin.com One Man Band Tuning up at Shooter’s Pub (ya, alright) Friday night almost nine Check, check - one, two, three Are we ready for a good time? 2 for 1’s are goin’ down Smell of deep fried stress Guys are buying the rounds Ladies looking their best There’s a line out the door Bottles raise to good words Before I strum my first chord Someone shouts Free Bird (Free Bird !) I hear CHORUS Play my favorite song, I want to sing along Sing those good old lines that keep me feeling fine Play that guitar loud, make me scream and shout I’m your biggest fan, here’s to you Mr. One Man Band Set two time to raise the roof Shots cheer through the joint Lips and limbs are getting loose Somebody make some noise Bachelorette party’s buzzin’ Dancing round the bar My guitar’s a hummin’ Someone stuffs my jar Says CHORUS The one that goes Sha, la,la,la,la … Last call for alcohol ya’ll Hope you got your groove on Thanks for good times, good night One more song, one more song, one more song !!! CHORUS Play my favorite song, I want to sing along Sing those good old lines that keep me feeling fine Play that guitar loud, make me scream and shout Here’s to you Mr. One Man Band Here’s to you Mr. One Man Band Sha, la,la,la,la …
7.
Words & Music by: Shane Martin © 2010 www.shanemartin.com You Can Drive Living fast with only my plans Paving a path trying to being a man It hit me why you felt all alone I haven’t always been there for you When you needed me I was on the move You let me steer my way To fill my need for control, Now I know CHORUS Been driving, this road too long I’m turning my wheels & putting breaks on Amazing how you stood by me all the while I realize I held you last I’m seeing the signs I clearly passed Don’t give up on me, you opened my eyes This time I’ll hand you the keys to our lives And you can drive My old highways stuck me in a rut In cruise control wasn’t changin’ much Till your grace saved a wreck like me We crossed the bridge through rough terrain I never found myself to blame I was lost and running blind To what was right in front of me. Now I see CHORUS I’m slowing down to the moment with you I’m learning how to let go to find out who I am Driving, this road too long Turning my wheels & putting breaks on Amazing how you stood by me every mile I realize I held you last I’m seeing the signs all the years we passed Don’t give up on me, you opened my eyes This time I’ll hand you the keys to our lives This time I’ll sit back and enjoy the ride And you can drive You can drive
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Words & Music by: Shane Martin ©2010 www.shanemartin.com Extraordinary Lately baby, I’ve been thinking About a whole new level Everywhere relationships are sinking I don’t want to settle For a ball and chain emotion Like an everyday routine How crazy, we’ve been conditioned Let me show you what I mean CHORUS I’ll be everything you want, anything that you need I’ll be extraordinary I’ll see anything through, everything that you dream I’ll be extraordinary Lately baby, I’ve been dreaming How outstanding I could be Gonna dig deep to believe in Gonna give you the best of me I’m all legit, right here I commit I’ll be that first-class man How strange, I let myself forget Let me tell you where I stand CHORUS Extraordinary, when the world has got me down Extraordinary, more then a face in this crowd Getting on this groove, gonna light up our fuse When we’re here together Enjoying simple pleasures Chorus I’ll be anything you want, everything that you need I’ll be extraordinary I’ll see everything through, anything that you dream I’ll be extraordinary
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Words & Music by: Shane Martin © 2010 www.shanemartin.com A Few too Many Buddy’s 21st, drinks his thirst to limit He was spilling one liners, didn’t know when to quit Pounding head, feeling dead, No I.D. cards Woke up in a last nights dinner in the yard Says to himself, I should learn to take it easy Morning is hell after a few too many Billie hits the shots, hits on the bartender Blows his pay check, pullin’ tabs, gets in a fender bender Cops flashing cherries make him walk a line Missed the first step, slur I’m feelin’ fine Cop says man I’m not about to get friendly Your comin’ downtown you had a few too many CHORUS Funny what we do When we’ve had a few too many Feel no pain, mug shot shame Seeing double, finding trouble, little unsteady It’s what we get having a few too many Ringing in the New Year at a cabin in the woods We were celebrating, draining every ounce that we could Streaking ‘round the fire lettin’ it all hang out Got the scares to prove it, aboozing ourselves The pictures say it all don’t remember much if any Let’s just say we had a few too many No need for alarm, don’t mean to cause any harm Just gotta know when to say when, say when, say when, say when Oh here we go again Funny what we do When were with the crew, tipping back getting jacked, stacking six-packs Seeing double, finding trouble, little unsteady It’s what we get having a few too many Come on, one more round Funny what we do When we’ve had a few too many Seeing double, finding trouble, little unsteady It’s what we get, it’s what we get It’s what we get having a few too many
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Words & Music by: Shane Martin © 2010 www.shanemartin.com No Hard Feelings She was out with friends at the corner bar Laughin’ like she had no scars He strolled in, her heart broke in two Memories came crashing in The good and bad, in the end She never got to say I do Empty vows filled her head Before he could speak, she said I want you to know there’s no hard feelings Between you and me, I never saw you leaving I walked alone, down that aisle You walked out of my life We’re history, I’m over the healing It wasn’t meant to be, hello goodbye We tried and there’s no hard feelings He said, Lord knows I’ve got regrets So many words left unsaid I didn’t know what I had till you were gone I drown in a bottle for weeks Couldn’t walk these streets with my cold feet When you moved on, you moved on I’m not trying to reminisce All I want to say is this I want you to know there’s no hard feelings Between you and me, my heart is still beating I should have walked, down that aisle With your hand in mine I’m on my knees, can you forgive me I want us to be, but you say goodbye We tried and there’s no hard feelings She said, God only knows why our stars weren’t aligning Nothing you say can change my heart, I’m through trying I told myself if I ever saw your face I’d find the courage to say I want you to know there’s no hard feelings I’ve changed my life We’re history, this time I’m leaving It wasn’t meant to be, hello goodbye We tried and there’s no hard feelings I’ve got no hard feelings
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Words & Music by: Shane Martin © 2010 www.shanemartin.com Jump this Train There’s a world out there Our lives have never seen I’ve got a map, pack our bags Put in your two weeks I’ll stick a sign in the yard Sell the kitchen sink Trade my Ford, leave before We have a chance to think We can chase the setting sun This is our new anthem CHORUS Let’s jump this train, ride on top Say goodbye, to our old life Let’s see the world, hit every stop It’s our time to get a little crazy Let’s take a shot and jump this train I’m tired of being just a face – book On a lame flat screen This LCD just ain’t me The worlds our window seat Don’t need wi-fi, just blue sky No more living just to die This life is no test drive The open road is our abode It’s a welcome home CHORUS I want to feel alive again It’s just around the bend We can take it slow, let’s go Let’s jump this train, ride on top Say goodbye, to our old life Let’s see the world, hit every stop It’s our time to get a little crazy Let’s jump this train, dance on top Say goodbye, to our old life Let’s see the world Who knows how long we’ve got It’s our time to get a little crazy Let’s take a shot and jump this train Our journey’s just begun, let’s take a shot and jump this train Dancin’ to the tracks rhythm, let’s take a shot and jump this train No destination in mind, we’ve got the rest of our lives Let’s take a shot and jump this train, come on, all aboard
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Grateful 04:01
Words & Music by: Shane Martin ©2010 www.shanemartin.com Grateful He was 53 that winter Laid off and feeling bitter Complaining not much to show for his life He said, I lost my only son In a war we never won I blamed God for every tear that I cried I said, how’d you make it through I don’t know what I’d do He raised his hands up to the sky, looked me in the eye And said, here’s the truth CHORUS I’m grateful for the food that’s on my table Friends and family that surround me Every night I’m down on my knees I’m thankful to see a sun rise and setting Everyday’s a brand new blessing Still doing what I’m able, feeling grateful He called an old friend he’d been missing Brought home roses for his Mrs. Volunteered his time when he was broke He said, I’m not dying to retire I’ve got purpose feeding my fire I’m giving back ‘til it’s my time to go Well I ain’t no millionaire Sometimes life don’t seem fair Still every morning in the mirror, I look little deeper And say a prayer CHORUS For every next breath that I take Living day by day on faith Working hard to be a better man So someday I’ll see my son again Until then, until then I’m grateful for the food that’s on my table Friends and family that surround me Every night I’m down on my knees I’m thankful to see a sun rise and setting Everyday’s a brand new blessing I’m not looking back and regretting Still doing what I’m able, feeling grateful I’m living grateful, so grateful

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“Rewind” was recorded in Nashville with EMMY award winning engineer /producer Kenny Royster. “Shane is a great singer songwriter on the teetering edge of country pop and rock where it’s just dangerous enough to be fun.”
- Kenny Royster

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released July 13, 2010

Words & Music by: Shane Martin © 2010
Shane Martin Music (ASCAP)2010
Produced by Kenny Royster
Lead Vocals - Shane Martin
Musicians: Electric Guitars – Jon Conley / Acoustic & Mandolin Guitars – Pat Mcgrath / Drums & Percussion – Dennis Holt / Piano & Keyboards – Dennis Wage /
Bass (tracks 1,2,3,7,10,11) – Dow Tomlin / Bass (tracks 4,5,6,8,9,12) – Dave Francis
Background Vocals – Russell Terrell / Background Vocals (track 10) – Kaci Bolls
Harmonica – Shane Martin

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Shane Martin Minneapolis, Minnesota

Shane Martin is quickly becoming one of the premier acts in the Midwest routinely performing over 200 shows per year fronting his band and as a "One Man Band". Martin’s musical style can be best described from Nashville EMMY award winning engineer/producer Kenny Royster “Shane is a great singer songwriter on the teetering edge of country, pop, and rock where it's just dangerous enough to be fun. ... more

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