Get all 8 Phil Lee releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of When I Close My Eyes I See Blood, Phil Lee and Other Old Time Favorites, Phil Lee & The Horse He Rode In On, Some Gotta Lose..., The Fall and Further Decline of the Mighty King of Love, So Long, It's Been Good To Know You, You Should Have Known Me Then, and The Mighty King Of Love.
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I Like Women
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Might As Well Be
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Forever After All
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Daddy's Jail
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Wake Up Crying
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Phil Lee Cayucos, California
Before he settled in to becoming one of the best songwriters in captivity Phil Lee spent a couple of decades playing drums, driving trucks, dumping motorcycles, hauling equipment, stealing hearts, eluding the authorities and raising Cain. Anyone looking for a heaping helping of sanity wrapped couldn’t do much better than good sized portion of Phil Lee music. ... more
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