[{"id":10372721,"name":"Almost","trackName":"Almost","artistName":"Riley Green","albumName":"Riley Green","duration":272.0,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"Slipped out of town without a handshake or goodbye\nJesse's old guitar, they had stars in my eyes\nI was playing bars and I was getting girls\nI wasn't livin' right, but I was staying high every night\nUnderneath the glow of the neon light\nOne morning, I woke up with bottles as far as I could see\nWhen I closed my eyes and I drifted back to sleep, I saw-\n\nThe way momma looked at me even though I know I had to be hell to raise\n'Cause man, I raised some hell\nHeard daddy say, \"Son, get your lazy ass up 'cause there ain't no sense in sleeping all day\"\nI thought about the folks back home and how they care about me so\nIt makes me wanna set this bottle down, almost\n\nThrough the haze of a smokey old saloon\nI saw a girl cuttin' me a grin from across the room\nAnd I swear she had wings\nShe loved to hear me play guitar and I loved to watch her dance\nAnd I loved to hear her sing\nOne night she laid down the law, told me that I had to make a choice\nWhen I closed my eyes and I listened to her voice, I saw-\n\nThe first time we held hands\nI saw the first time that we danced\nI saw that one night on the creek\nAnd that night you snuck out of your dorm and met me down on Mountain Street\nI thought about that summer we spent down on the coast\nMade me wanna set this bottle down, almost\n\nOne last time I found myself down and out\nI was just outside of Birmingham in some No-name Town\nI couldn't recall the night before when I drank myself to sleep\nSo I threw on this old ball cap and stumbled out into the street\nToo many nights, the same old same, I got lost in this damn crown\nBut when I packed up this old guitar case, I took one last look around, and I saw-\n\nThat old barn where I killed my first truck\nAnd I walked my bird dog Bo past the pond where we killed our first duck\nI saw grandpa's garden and I could still see them pretty vines\nBut it's been some time since they've held of muscadine\nI thought about how grandma's house still smells the same\nEven though it's been a few years now since I've seen her face\n\nSo I raised my glass up for one last toast\nI finally set this bottle down, almost","syncedLyrics":"[00:13.33] Slipped out of town without a handshake or goodbye\n[00:18.86] Jesse's old guitar, they had stars in my eyes\n[00:24.05] I was playing bars and I was getting girls\n[00:26.79] I wasn't livin' right, but I was staying high every night\n[00:31.82] Underneath the glow of the neon light\n[00:36.07] One morning, I woke up with bottles as far as I could see\n[00:41.07] When I closed my eyes and I drifted back to sleep, I saw-\n[00:47.15] The way momma looked at me even though I know I had to be hell to raise\n[00:54.16] 'Cause man, I raised some hell\n[00:58.00] Heard daddy say, \"Son, get your lazy ass up 'cause there ain't no sense in sleeping all day\"\n[01:09.57] I thought about the folks back home and how they care about me so\n[01:15.53] It makes me wanna set this bottle down, almost\n[01:20.81] \n[01:26.10] Through the haze of a smokey old saloon\n[01:28.87] I saw a girl cuttin' me a grin from across the room\n[01:34.05] And I swear she had wings\n[01:37.22] She loved to hear me play guitar and I loved to watch her dance\n[01:42.10] And I loved to hear her sing\n[01:48.75] One night she laid down the law, told me that I had to make a choice\n[01:54.01] When I closed my eyes and I listened to her voice, I saw-\n[02:00.47] The first time we held hands\n[02:05.71] I saw the first time that we danced\n[02:10.97] I saw that one night on the creek\n[02:14.98] And that night you snuck out of your dorm and met me down on Mountain Street\n[02:21.89] I thought about that summer we spent down on the coast\n[02:28.37] Made me wanna set this bottle down, almost\n[02:34.19] \n[02:44.60] One last time I found myself down and out\n[02:49.13] I was just outside of Birmingham in some No-name Town\n[02:54.81] I couldn't recall the night before when I drank myself to sleep\n[03:00.21] So I threw on this old ball cap and stumbled out into the street\n[03:05.98] Too many nights, the same old same, I got lost in this damn crown\n[03:11.20] But when I packed up this old guitar case, I took one last look around, and I saw-\n[03:18.25] That old barn where I killed my first truck\n[03:22.45] And I walked my bird dog Bo past the pond where we killed our first duck\n[03:28.95] I saw grandpa's garden and I could still see them pretty vines\n[03:33.95] But it's been some time since they've held of muscadine\n[03:40.08] I thought about how grandma's house still smells the same\n[03:44.12] Even though it's been a few years now since I've seen her face\n[03:51.82] So I raised my glass up for one last toast\n[03:57.83] I finally set this bottle down, almost\n[04:05.79] ","lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n  title: 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hands\n[02:05.71] I saw the first time that we danced\n[02:10.97] I saw that one night on the creek\n[02:14.98] And that night you snuck out of your dorm and met me down on Mountain Street\n[02:21.89] I thought about that summer we spent down on the coast\n[02:28.37] Made me wanna set this bottle down, almost\n[02:34.19] \n[02:44.60] One last time I found myself down and out\n[02:49.13] I was just outside of Birmingham in some No-name Town\n[02:54.81] I couldn't recall the night before when I drank myself to sleep\n[03:00.21] So I threw on this old ball cap and stumbled out into the street\n[03:05.98] Too many nights, the same old same, I got lost in this damn crown\n[03:11.20] But when I packed up this old guitar case, I took one last look around, and I saw-\n[03:18.25] That old barn where I killed my first truck\n[03:22.45] And I walked my bird dog Bo past the pond where we killed our first duck\n[03:28.95] I saw grandpa's garden and I could still see them pretty vines\n[03:33.95] But it's been some time since they've held of muscadine\n[03:40.08] I thought about how grandma's house still smells the same\n[03:44.12] Even though it's been a few years now since I've seen her face\n[03:51.82] So I raised my glass up for one last toast\n[03:57.83] I finally set this bottle down, almost\n[04:05.79] ","lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n  title: Almost\n  artist: Riley Green\n  album: Riley Green EP\n  duration_ms: 272000\n  instrumental: false\nlines:\n- text: Slipped out of town without a handshake or goodbye\n  start_ms: 13330\n  end_ms: 18860\n- text: Jesse's old guitar, they had stars in my eyes\n  start_ms: 18860\n  end_ms: 24050\n- text: I was playing bars and I was getting girls\n  start_ms: 24050\n  end_ms: 26790\n- text: I wasn't livin' right, but I was staying high every night\n  start_ms: 26790\n  end_ms: 31820\n- text: Underneath the glow of the neon light\n  start_ms: 31820\n  end_ms: 36070\n- text: One morning, I woke up with bottles as far as I 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She loved to hear me play guitar and I loved to watch her dance\n  start_ms: 97220\n  end_ms: 102100\n- text: And I loved to hear her sing\n  start_ms: 102100\n  end_ms: 108750\n- text: One night she laid down the law, told me that I had to make a choice\n  start_ms: 108750\n  end_ms: 114010\n- text: When I closed my eyes and I listened to her voice, I saw-\n  start_ms: 114010\n  end_ms: 120470\n- text: The first time we held hands\n  start_ms: 120470\n  end_ms: 125710\n- text: I saw the first time that we danced\n  start_ms: 125710\n  end_ms: 130970\n- text: I saw that one night on the creek\n  start_ms: 130970\n  end_ms: 134980\n- text: And that night you snuck out of your dorm and met me down on Mountain Street\n  start_ms: 134980\n  end_ms: 141890\n- text: I thought about that summer we spent down on the coast\n  start_ms: 141890\n  end_ms: 148370\n- text: Made me wanna set this bottle down, almost\n  start_ms: 148370\n  end_ms: 154190\n- text: ''\n  start_ms: 154190\n  end_ms: 164600\n- text: One last time I found myself down and out\n  start_ms: 164600\n  end_ms: 169130\n- text: I was just outside of Birmingham in some No-name Town\n  start_ms: 169130\n  end_ms: 174810\n- text: I couldn't recall the night before when I drank myself to sleep\n  start_ms: 174810\n  end_ms: 180210\n- text: So I threw on this old ball cap and stumbled out into the street\n  start_ms: 180210\n  end_ms: 185980\n- text: Too many nights, the same old same, I got lost in this damn crown\n  start_ms: 185980\n  end_ms: 191200\n- text: But when I packed up this old guitar case, I took one last look around, and I saw-\n  start_ms: 191200\n  end_ms: 198250\n- text: That old barn where I killed my first truck\n  start_ms: 198250\n  end_ms: 202450\n- text: And I walked my bird dog Bo past the pond where we killed our first duck\n  start_ms: 202450\n  end_ms: 208950\n- text: I saw grandpa's garden and I could still see them pretty vines\n  start_ms: 208950\n  end_ms: 213950\n- text: But it's been some time since they've held of muscadine\n  start_ms: 213950\n  end_ms: 220080\n- text: I thought about how grandma's house still smells the same\n  start_ms: 220080\n  end_ms: 224120\n- text: Even though it's been a few years now since I've seen her face\n  start_ms: 224120\n  end_ms: 231820\n- text: So I raised my glass up for one last toast\n  start_ms: 231820\n  end_ms: 237830\n- text: I finally set this bottle down, almost\n  start_ms: 237830\n  end_ms: 245790\n- text: ''\n  start_ms: 245790\nplain: |-\n  Slipped out of town without a handshake or goodbye\n  Jesse's old guitar, they had stars in my eyes\n  I was playing bars and I was getting girls\n  I wasn't livin' right, but I was staying high every night\n  Underneath the glow of the neon light\n  One morning, I woke up with bottles as far as I could see\n  When I closed my eyes and I drifted back to sleep, I saw-\n\n  The way momma looked at me even though I know I had to be hell to raise\n  'Cause man, I raised some hell\n  Heard daddy say, \"Son, get your lazy ass up 'cause there ain't no sense in sleeping all day\"\n  I thought about the folks back home and how they care about me so\n  It makes me wanna set this bottle down, almost\n\n  Through the haze of a smokey old saloon\n  I saw a girl cuttin' me a grin from across the room\n  And I swear she had wings\n  She loved to hear me play guitar and I loved to watch her dance\n  And I loved to hear her sing\n  One night she laid down the law, told me that I had to make a choice\n  When I closed my eyes and I listened to her voice, I saw-\n\n  The first time we held hands\n  I saw the first time that we danced\n  I saw that one night on the creek\n  And that night you snuck out of your dorm and met me down on Mountain Street\n  I thought about that summer we spent down on the coast\n  Made me wanna set this bottle down, almost\n\n  One last time I found myself down and out\n  I was just outside of Birmingham in some No-name Town\n  I couldn't recall the night before when I drank myself to sleep\n  So I threw on this old ball cap and stumbled out into the street\n  Too many nights, the same old same, I got lost in this damn crown\n  But when I packed up this old guitar case, I took one last look around, and I saw-\n\n  That old barn where I killed my first truck\n  And I walked my bird dog Bo past the pond where we killed our first duck\n  I saw grandpa's garden and I could still see them pretty vines\n  But it's been some time since they've held of muscadine\n  I thought about how grandma's house still smells the same\n  Even though it's been a few years now since I've seen her face\n\n  So I raised my glass up for one last toast\n  I finally set this bottle down, almost\n"}]