Karma To Burn Song Lyrics
Karma To Burn Lyrics - by Popularity
| 1 | Two Times |
| 2 | Fourty-Five |
| 3 | The Cynics |
| 4 | Never Say Die (Black Sabbath Cover) |
| 5 | Thirty (2009 Re-Recording) |
| 6 | Fifty Three |
| 7 | Twenty-Four |
| 8 | Jimmy D |
| 9 | Fifty Four |
| 10 | Forty One |
| 11 | Fifty-One |
| 12 | Fourty-Four |
| 13 | Forty-Seven |
| 14 | Fourty-Six |
| 15 | Forty-Eight |
| 16 | Thirteen |
| 17 | Forty-Nine |
| 18 | Forty Two |
| 19 | Fourty-Two |
| 20 | Space Tune |
| 21 | Ten |
| 22 | Fifty |
| 23 | Fourteen |
| 24 | Fourty-One |
| 25 | Fourty-Three |
| 26 | Fifty Seven |
| 27 | Fifty Six |
| 28 | Twin Sisters and Half a Bottle of Bourbon |
| 29 | (Waltz of the) Playboy Pallbearers |
| 30 | Six-Gun Sucker Punch |
| 31 | Twenty Four Hours |
| 32 | Appalachian Woman |
| 33 | Six |
| 34 | Ma petit mort |
| 35 | Twenty (live) |
| 36 | Waiting on the Western World |
| 37 | Twenty (2009 Re-Recording) |
| 38 | Twenty (Live In Brussel) |
| 39 | Twenty-Four Hours |
| 40 | Six Gun Sucker Punch |
| 41 | Mt. Penetrator |
| 42 | Patty Hearst's Closet Mantra |
| 43 | Twenty Three |
| 44 | Fifty Eight |
| 45 | Fifty Nine |
| 46 | Sixty-Two |
| 47 | Sixty-One |
| 48 | Sixty |
| 49 | Uccidendo Un Sogno |
| 50 | Sixty-Three |
| 51 | Never Say Die |
| 52 | Twenty |
| 53 | Ma Petite Mort |
| 54 | Bobbi, Bobbi, Bobbi - I'm Not God |
| 55 | Fifty Five |
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Karma To Burn Bio
Karma to Burn, sometimes known as K2B, is a desert rock/stoner rock band from Morgantown, West Virginia comprising guitarist William Mecum, bassist Eric Clutter, and drummer Evan Devine. The band are noted for their uncompromising, mostly instrumental sound.
Their name comes from a sleevenote on Bob Dylan's 1976 album Desire which reads "I have a brother or two and a whole lot of karma to burn..."
After years of viral self-promotion (such as phoning record companies pretending to be other bands who'd heard an interesting band called Karma To Burn), Karma To Burn was signed to Roadrunner Records in 1996. They were planning to release an entirely instrumental album, but Roadrunner insisted that the contract was only valid under the condition that they hired a vocalist.
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karma_to_Burn