Poor Man's Poison is a group of four friends from the small farm town of Ha… Read Full Bio ↴Poor Man's Poison is a group of four friends from the small farm town of Hanford, California. PMP consists of members Tommy McCarthy, Ryan Hakker, Mike Jacobs, and Dustin Medeiros. These friends grew musically together in the form of many different bands, such as Done For Good (look for them wherever you listen to music). Taking inspiration from rock, metal, reggae, blues, soul, hip hop, pop, and R&B, these friends gathered on the porch of a country home and let whatever happens happen. The result... Poor Man's Poison!
PMP prides themselves on being a small town, independent band. In every aspect of their music including song writing, recording, mixing, and producing, from end to end, in-house. Some of PMP’s accomplishments include playing for their American troops stationed in Guantanamo Bay (GTMO). Then winning the title, “Best New Act In Country Music” on the nationally broadcasted show, “Texaco Country Showdown” in early 2013 at the famous Ryman Auditorium and home of the “Grand Ole Opry" in Nashville.
After a long hiatus from 2014-2019 PMP began releasing new music with the song “Hell’s Comin’ With Me”. In 2022, “Hell’s Comin’ With Me” made its way onto many streaming charts including getting as high as #2 on the global viral charts, just under Kate Bush’s “Running Up That Hill”.
PMP prides themselves on being a small town, independent band. In every aspect of their music including song writing, recording, mixing, and producing, from end to end, in-house. Some of PMP’s accomplishments include playing for their American troops stationed in Guantanamo Bay (GTMO). Then winning the title, “Best New Act In Country Music” on the nationally broadcasted show, “Texaco Country Showdown” in early 2013 at the famous Ryman Auditorium and home of the “Grand Ole Opry" in Nashville.
After a long hiatus from 2014-2019 PMP began releasing new music with the song “Hell’s Comin’ With Me”. In 2022, “Hell’s Comin’ With Me” made its way onto many streaming charts including getting as high as #2 on the global viral charts, just under Kate Bush’s “Running Up That Hill”.
Hell
Poor Mans Poison Lyrics
They all laughed as he turned around slow
They said you ain't welcome 'round here anymore
You just might as well go
He wiped the blood from his face as he slowly came to his knees
He said, I'll be back when you least expect it
And hell's coming with me
Hell's coming with me
There is a hill at the bottom of the valley
Where all the poor souls go when they die
And if you listen real close
You can hear em' like a ghost
Saying you're never gonna make it out alive
There is a town at the bottom of that hill
They got a secret that they keep like a slave
They got a black magic preacher (ooh)
And we'd do well to let him teach her
You'll be heading up that hill to the grave
And it is well, with my soul
You line your pockets full of money that you steal from the poor
And on your way down to hell, you hear me ring that bell
I'd pay the devil twice as much to keep your soul
There was a drifter passing through that little valley
See he had promised he was coming back to town (coming back to town)
They didn't know him by his face, or by the gun around his waist (ooh)
But he come back to burn that town to the ground
First there was fire, then there was smoke
Then that preacher man was hangin' by a rope
Then they all fell to their knees and begged that drifter
Begged him please, as he raised his fist before he spoke
I am the righteous hand of God
And I am the devil that you forgot
And I told you one day you will see
That I'll be back I guarantee
And that hell's coming, hell's coming
Hell, hell's coming with me
And it is well, with my soul
You line your pockets full of money that you steal from the poor
And on your way down to hell, you hear me ring that bell
And I said, hell's coming with me (hell's coming with me)
They said you ain't welcome 'round here anymore
You just might as well go
He wiped the blood from his face as he slowly came to his knees
He said, I'll be back when you least expect it
And hell's coming with me
Hell's coming with me
There is a hill at the bottom of the valley
Where all the poor souls go when they die
You can hear em' like a ghost
Saying you're never gonna make it out alive
There is a town at the bottom of that hill
They got a secret that they keep like a slave
They got a black magic preacher (ooh)
And we'd do well to let him teach her
You'll be heading up that hill to the grave
And it is well, with my soul
You line your pockets full of money that you steal from the poor
And on your way down to hell, you hear me ring that bell
I'd pay the devil twice as much to keep your soul
There was a drifter passing through that little valley
See he had promised he was coming back to town (coming back to town)
They didn't know him by his face, or by the gun around his waist (ooh)
But he come back to burn that town to the ground
First there was fire, then there was smoke
Then that preacher man was hangin' by a rope
Then they all fell to their knees and begged that drifter
Begged him please, as he raised his fist before he spoke
I am the righteous hand of God
And I am the devil that you forgot
And I told you one day you will see
That I'll be back I guarantee
And that hell's coming, hell's coming
Hell, hell's coming with me
And it is well, with my soul
You line your pockets full of money that you steal from the poor
And on your way down to hell, you hear me ring that bell
And I said, hell's coming with me (hell's coming with me)
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: Dustin Medeiros, Michael Jacobs, Ryan Hakker, Thomas McCarthy
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@niszczypio210
@@pshekchik do you believe in gravity
What is gravity? It is believed by modern quantum physicists to be a sub atomic particle known as a 'graviton'. According to most scientists, this particle has neither mass nor charge, and thus, theoretically, does not exist. so the answer is no. Gravity doesn't exist. And also, since at the quantum level, everything is fundimentally made of energy, and thus mass is an illusion. This means I don't believe in YOU or ME either. Neither of us exist. We are an illusion.
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@SouthDakotaFacts
I believe the song was actually inspired by the Clint Eastwood movie High Plains drifter.
In the movie, a stranger rides into a town (like the man in this song) The town is full of bad people, bar a few. He fends off the evildoers. But here’s the twist: The stranger was actually a former Marshall of the town. The town stood by while gangsters murdered him. That’s why the people didn’t recognize him but he said he’d be back again one day.
To add to this. It’s suspected the movie is a prequel to another movie Pale Rider. The main character is another (maybe the same) stranger. However, the name Pale Rider suggests a relevance to the biblical apocalypse, hence “the righteous hand of god”
I know the two aren’t exactly the same, but I think these guys defiantly saw those movies.
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Don’t tell anyone, but I’m from earth 🌍
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Somewhere
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The moon 👀
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Dominos
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Somewhere between monday and northpole its called neverland
@aliamvickersfan2388
This song reminds me of a quote. "If a boy is not embraced by his village he will burn it to the ground to feel its warmth."
@notyourproblemanymore
Now that's something to live by.
@C2O4
"The child who is not embraced by the village will burn it down to feel its warmth" It's an African saying, I also thought of it too 😳
@aliamvickersfan2388
@@C2O4 Thanks. I didn't know the origens of the saying I just knew the quote.