Steep Canyon Rangers - Honey on My Tongue

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{Verse 1}
You can leave, I better get used to that
I thought I might watch your back, all the time
Well you introduced me to the whole wide world, who
Lights up the way I do, when you walk up smiling

{Instrumental}

{Verse 2}
Open me right up, find the joy of way too much
Find the pain of never enough, dancin' their dance
Arm in arm, circling round’ this room
Like the sun chasing the moon, yeah you open me up

{Chorus}
I'm in my bare feet, standing in the clover
I got you buzzing around my head
I don't care if I get stung
For a little bit of honey on my tongue
For a little bit of honey on my tonguе

{Instrumental}

{Verse 3}
You can’t keep a secret, or leavе a keepsake on the shelf
Every little bit of yourself, you give it away
Is it mine to tell, that you ought go carefully
Baby leave that care for me, run along and play

{Chorus}
I'm in my bare feet, standing in the clover
I got you buzzing around my head
I don't care if I get stung
For a little bit of honey on my tongue

I'm in my bare feet, standing in the clover
I got you buzzing around my head
I don't care if I get stung
For a little bit of honey on my tongue
For a little bit of honey on my tongue
For a little bit of honey on my tongue

{Instrumental}

{Outro}
You can leave, I better get used to that
I thought I might watch your back, all the time

Release Date: January 01, 2020

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The Steep Canyon Rangers are a progressive bluegrass band that was formed in Chapel Hill, North Carolina in 1999. The band was initially comprised of Graham Sharp on banjo and harmony vocals, Woody Platt on guitar and lead vocals, and Charles R. Humphrey III on bass and harmony vocals. The trio met while attending the University of North Carolina and bonded over their shared love of acoustic music.

As they began playing impromptu jam sessions together, the group found themselves drawn to the traditional sounds of bluegrass music. Their sound continued to evolve when mandolin player Mike Guggino joined the band, bringing with him a wealth of experience and a deep love for the genre.

The band's big break came in 2009 when actor and banjo player Steve Martin joined forces with them, giving them a major boost in popularity. The collaboration with Martin helped bring the Steep Canyon Rangers to a wider audience, allowing them to showcase their unique blend of traditional bluegrass and modern influences.

With their impressive musicianship and heartfelt songwriting, the Steep Canyon Rangers have become a staple in the bluegrass music scene. They continue to tour and record music, captivating audiences with their energetic performances and infectious sound.