L. Ribes
L. is 18 years old.
He is the Electric Guitarist of Blues Beyond Time.
L. is also known as "-Genius-".
L. is located in Toronto at Gangstah Gym & Spa Toront.
L. likes to exercise at the gym during off hours and is trying to talk to media in order to get ahead professionally.
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Whiskey & Worries
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Song Details
Whiskey & Worries is Singalong music in tempo Moderato. The music is GOD SMACKINGLY GLORIOUS and the lyrics are GOD SMACKINGLY GLORIOUS. The song was written 9/26/2019 by L. Ribes. The originality is perfect.
| Fame: |
2 |
| Popularity: |
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| Stage Potential: |
30 |
| Genre: |
Blues |
| Owner: |
None |
| First Revealed: |
2/21/2025 |
Dominant Instruments
Acoustic Guitar
Electric Guitar
Lead Vocals
Special Lyrics
(Verse 1)
Another long night, sittin’ at the bar,
Whiskey in my glass, countin’ every scar.
The jukebox plays an old sad tune,
A man like me ain't sleepin’ soon.
(Chorus)
Whiskey and worries, drownin’ my soul,
One shot for heartache, one for the road.
Lost in the bottle, lost in the blues,
A man like me got nothin’ to lose.
(Verse 2)
She walked away, left a note on the floor,
Said she ain't comin’ back no more.
I could chase her, but what’s the use?
Love don’t mix well with the blues.
(Chorus)
Whiskey and worries, drownin’ my soul,
One shot for heartache, one for the road.
Lost in the bottle, lost in the blues,
A man like me got nothin’ to lose.
(Bridge)
Bartender says, “Son, go home,”
But home’s just a house when you’re all alone.
So pour me another, let’s make it strong,
Tonight I drink ‘til the pain is gone.
(Outro)
Another empty bottle, another lost fight,
Guess I'll be here till morning light.
Whiskey and worries, my only friends,
Until the blues take me in the end.
Record Releases
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