Raise a Ruckus (Lee Full Demo)
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| Lyric Credits: |
Mitch Townley |
| Music Credits: |
Lee Johnson |
| Producer Credits: |
Lee Johnson |
| Publisher Credits: |
Townley/Johnson |
| Performance Credits: |
Lee Johnson |
| Label Credits: |
None |
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Short Song Description:
A guy meets a girl from different socio-economic background...
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Long Song Description:
shes from uptown, hes from across the tracks, they have undeniable attraction and think it would be fun to "Raise A Ruckus" socially by dating...it is an old theme of forbidden love...Romeo and Juliet?
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Story Behind the Song:
Based on a True Story
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| Song Length: |
3:04 |
| Primary Genre: |
Country-Rock |
| Secondary Genre: |
Country-Bluegrass |
| Tempo / Feel: |
Medium (111 - 130) |
| Lead Vocal: |
Male Vocal |
| Subject Matter 1: |
Falling in Love |
| Subject Matter 2: |
Love at First Sight |
| Mood 1: |
Frenzied |
| Mood 2: |
Charming |
| Similar Artist 1: |
Brooks & Dunn |
| Similar Artist 2: |
Allman Brothers Band, The |
| Language: |
English |
| Era: |
2000 and later |
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Raise a Ruckus
Townley/Johnson Copyright 2008
(v1)
Girl, the way I see it from my side of the tracks...
Your people chase the Joneses, while I fix their Cadillacs
when I caught you lookin' at me
At my old man's shop
I dropped what I was doin, knew we had to talk...
(chorus )
Let's raise a ruckus, start a fuss
Get the whole town talking
Gossipin' 'bout us
Have a long shot, 'cross the tracks
Preacher's daughter meets the rebel
Turn your head romance
Makeum look then watchum try'n stop us
Let's Raise a ruckus
(v2)
You can teach me how to order, my BBQ in French
I'll show 'em at the clubhouse how to grip a socket wrench
Won't care if they call us
"Grits and Chardonnay"
Let's have a little hoedown, Dosey Do in the hay
(chorus)
Raise a ruckus, start a fuss
Get the whole town talking
Gossipin' 'bout us
Have a long shot, 'cross the tracks
Preacher's daughter meets the rebel
Turn your head romance
Makeum look then watchum try'n stop us....
(bridge)
(We're) Causin a commotion, on the edge of no return
Lighting a wildfire just to watch it burn
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