Renegade – A Tale Of Two

“Behind the catchy rock melodies and that groovy beat, song feels like a perfect homage to the old school country rock classics. Lead vocal is so fitting with the music. Guitar riffs and themes are so addictive, adding more depth to the songs harmonies in a wonderful way. ”
-Nagamag.com
Lyrics of A Tale Of Two – Renegade
Gone away like a wayward wind
They’ll be hell to pay but I can’t pretend
Last train from yesterday
Last time I ever feel this way
Left all the ties that bind
Memories won’t chain my mind
God help me if the mountain water
Don’t wash my fears away
Roll, roll thunder
Till I can see my fate
Don’t dare look yonder and back
From where I came
Cause I’m born again a renegade
Hear the call of my changing tide
Shadows fall on what’s left behind
Make me your enemy
Make me whatever you need
I’m moving to higher ground
Once lost but now I’m found
Additional information/sources for A Tale Of Two – Renegade
Song Sources for “A Tale Of Two – Renegade”:
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/1Dwx9iv2DboQfPEOuWT6dz
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RU5RUg2Dz5w
Reviewed by Nagamag on October 25, 2024
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