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Deep Water Hole
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Deep Water Hole
I wanna go swimmin’ in a deep water hole with you
I wanna go swimmin’ in a deep water hole with you
When the water is clear and the sky is oh so blue
I wanna go swimmin’ in a deep water hole with you
I wanna go swimmin’ in a deep water hole with you
When I jump in and hold you no tellin’ what we might do
Well come on pretty baby to the country so fair
I know a little spot I wanna take you there
I’m tellin’ you true there’s a waterfall too
Underneath that sheet of water gonna make sweet love to you
I wanna go swimmin’ in a deep water hole with you
I wanna go swimmin’ in a deep water hole with you
When I jump in and hold you no tellin’ what we might do
Well come on pretty baby to this place in the woods
On a hot summer day it’s gonna feel real good
There’s no one around so we can both strip down
Skinny-dippin’ in the water I won’t let you drown
I wanna go swimmin’ in a deep water hole with you
I wanna go swimmin’ in a deep water hole with you
When I jump in and hold you no tellin’ what we might do
© 1973 Sharkabilly Music (ASCAP)
All rights reserved. International copyright secured.
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Nine Below
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The Roues Brothers New York, New York
The Roues Brothers formed in 1990 playing and recording on and off while working on other projects. In recent years the band
has dedicated itself to honing their original sound which they call RouesRock: a blend of BluesRock, RootsRock, Alt-Folk and Country.
Billy Roues guitars, Steven ‘Muddy’ Roues bass, blues harp, guitars, Gary Solomon bass, guitars, Ed Steinberg drums. All sing, play & write.
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