Name: Coin Toss
Duration: P00H03M02S
Description: First single from upcoming album The Shoulder You Lean On

Coin Toss

by Rich Jones

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First single from upcoming album The Shoulder You Lean On

lyrics

If I’d had it my way
I’d be half way across the globe
Living off the road
Making friends everywhere I go
But you know plans
They never go as you want
Stuck inside my woes
Stuck inside my haunts

Ain’t nothing doing
But
Ain’t nothing better
Easy as we do it
I’m yours
Especally in the winter
Hiding out together
Ain’t nothing better
I’m whole

No coin to toss
Won’t chance my love to games
No coin to toss
Won’t chance my love to games

If I’d had it my way
I’d be way too removed
From all the things I love
All the friends who saved my soul
Cause you know plans
They never go as you want
Can save you from a disaster
And put love into my heart

Ain’t nothing doing
But
Ain’t nothing better
Easy as we do it
I’m yours
Especally in the winter
Hiding out together
Ain’t nothing better
I’m whole

No coin to toss
Won’t chance my love to games
No coin to toss
Won’t chance my love to games
No coin to toss
Won’t chance my love to games
No coin to toss
Won’t chance my love to games

credits

released September 18, 2018
Produced by J. Kelr
Album art by: Katie Levine

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Rich Jones Chicago, Illinois

Rich Jones is a prolific Chicago artist, community figure, and veteran of the cultural scene. Known for his versatile and evolving style, his latest album How do you sleep at night? finds him returning to his Hip Hop roots as he tackles class complacency, complicity under American authoritarianism and the value of human life vs. what’s profitable. ... more