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> (You got to) Lie to me baby
(You got to) Lie to me baby (You got to) Lie to me baby (You got to) Lie to me baby - move on I know you got another Jockey at home Let me be your rider till your real man comes Whip me baby lie like a dog I really don't care if you do (You got to) Lie to me baby Uh huh (You got to) lie to me baby (You got to) Lie to me baby (You got to) Lie to me baby - move on I know you got yoursef a skinny ol' man Let me be your baby, I know that I can Slap me baby Give me all of your grief I have no use for the truth (You got to) Lie to me baby (You got to) Lie to me baby (You got to) Lie to me baby (You got to) Lie to me baby - move on I know you got another Jockey at home Let me be your rider till your real man comes Whip me baby lie like a dog Never stop telling me lies (You got to) Lie to me baby (You got to) Lie to me baby (You got to) Lie to me baby (You got to) Lie to me baby - move on |
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> She's a crooked Sheriff in a real straight town
She opened the door shake shake the lights go down Clover honey and the Jimson Weed Red leather skirt way up above her knees Oh yeah, my baby's lowdown She's a gone lost dirt road There ain't no way back I been told Well she's a story they all tell She's a rebel, she's a yell Oh yeah, my baby's lowdown White heat in a cold rain I'm a mergin here in your mergin lane Jockey La Fayette, Big Eyed Al The second hand moon's shining for my gal She's a big red flag in a mean bullpen She'll steal it from you, sell right Back to you again Well she's a whild rose, she's not settled Cold gun of ice blue metal, oh My baby's lowdown White heat in a cold rain I'm a mergin here in your mergin lane Jockey la Fayette, Big Eyed Al She's a cheap motel with a burned out sign She'll take care of you definitely every time She got a stolen check book and leg's upto here Singing into a hairbrush Right in front of the mirror Oh yeah, my baby's lowdown |
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> Peoria Johnson told Dirty Ol' Joe
I can break out of any old jail, you know The bars are iron, the walls are stone All I need me is an old fishbone Fish in the jailhouse tonight, all right, oh boy They're serving fish in the jailhouse tonight, all right, oh boy They're serving fish in the jailhouse tonight, all right, oh boy They're serving fish in the jailhouse Fish in the jailhouse tonight [?] hammerhead shark Well, a steelhead salmon or a mud bank carp I said, one side dull, and then the other side sharp And on Saturday night I'll be in Central Park Fish in the jailhouse tonight, all right, oh boy They're serving fish in the jailhouse tonight, all right, oh boy They're serving fish in the jailhouse tonight, all right, oh boy They're serving fish in the jailhouse Fish in the jailhouse tonight Ask Little Slow Jackson, on a forty-four trip Ask Whipperfield[?] Farraday, ask what I did From the jail to the city, there's a rollin' fog From Natchez(2) to Kenosha, runnin' down to New York They're serving fish in the jailhouse tonight All right (all right), oh boy (oh boy) They're serving fish in the jailhouse tonight All right (all right), oh boy (oh boy) They're serving fish in the jailhouse tonight All right (all right), oh boy (oh boy) They're serving fish in the jailhouse Fish in the jailhouse tonight Fish in the jailhouse tonight, all right, oh boy They're serving fish in the jailhouse tonight, all right, oh boy They're serving fish in the jailhouse tonight, all right, oh boy They're serving fish in the jailhouse Fish in the jailhouse tonight |
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My Daddy told me, lookin back
The best friend you'll have is a railroad track So when I was 13 I said, I'm rollin' my own, And I'm leaving Missouri and I'm never coming home And I'm lost And I'm lost I'm lost at the bottom of the world I'm handcuffed to the Bishop and the barbershop liar I'm lost at the bottom of the world Satchel puddin' and Lord God Mose Sittin' by the fire with a busted nose That fresh egg yeller is too damn rare But the white part is perfect for slickin' down your hair And I'm lost And I'm lost I'm lost at the bottom of the world I'm handcuffed to the Bishop and the barbershop liar I'm lost at the bottom of the world Blackjack Ruby and Nimrod Cain The moon's the color of a coffee stain Jesse Franks and Birdy Joe Hoax But who is the king of all of these folks? And I'm lost And I'm lost I'm lost at the bottom of the world I'm handcuffed to the Bishop and the barbershop liar I'm lost at the bottom of the world Well I dined last night with Scarface Ron On Telapia fish cakes and fried black swan Razorweed onion and peacock squirrel And I dreamed all night about a beautiful girl And I'm lost And I'm lost I'm lost at the bottom of the world I'm handcuffed to the Bishop and the barbershop liar I'm lost at the bottom of the world Well God's green hair is where I slept last He balanced a diamond on a blade of grass Now I woke me up with a cardinal bird And when I wanna talk he hangs on every word And I'm lost And I'm lost I'm lost at the bottom of the world I'm handcuffed to the Bishop and the barbershop liar I'm lost at the bottom of the world |
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| 4:53 |
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Well they call me William the Pleaser
I sold opium, fireworks and lead Now I'm telling my troubles to strangers When the shadows get long I be dead Now her hair was as black as a bucket of tar Her skin as white as a cuttlefish bone I left Texas to follow Lucinda Now I'll never see heaven or home I meet her when Charlotte slivers in moonlight A sly grin and a bow full of stars I got a kid who captures a firefly And leaves it over there to die at the shore As I kick at the clowns at my hanging As I swing out all over the crowds I will search every face for Lucinda And she'll go off with me down the hill I tought I'd broke loose of Lucinda Rain returned and so did the wind I cast this burden on the God's that's within me Now he'll miss (?!) the world and go free The devil danced inside empty pockets But she didn't want money or pearls Boy that wasn't enought for Lucinda She wasn't that kind of girl Now I've fallen from grace for Lucinda Who'd ever tought that Hell would be so cold? I did well for an old tin can sailor But she want it the bell in my soul I spoken to God on the mountain And I've swam in the irish sea I've ate fire and drank from the Gange I've played bell for mercy for me I tought I'd broke loose of Lucinda Rain returned and so did the wind I was standing outside the white house And there I was afraid to go in I heard someone pull the trigger Her breast heaved in the moonlight (??) again There was a smear of gold in the window And then I was the (???) of her sin They call me William the Pleaser I sold opium, fireworks and lead Now I'm telling my troubles to strangers When the shadows get long I be dead Now her hair was as black as a bucket of tar Her skin as white as a cuttlefish bone I left Texas to follow Lucinda I know I'll never see heaven or home No I'll never see heaven or home No I'll never never see heaven or home |
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| 7. |
| 2:28 |
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| 2:29 |
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Woah I, know I've been changed And I know I've been changed I know I've been changed Angels in heaven done sign my name Angels in heaven done sign my name Well, I know I got religion, Lord knows I'm not ashamed Well, a holy ghost is my witness and the angels done sign my name Oh, I said: I know I've been changed And I know I've been changed, yeah Know I've been changed Angels in heaven done sign my name Angels in heaven done sign my name Lord knows I've been converted Lord knows I've been redeemed Well, you can wake me up in the midnight hour I'm gonna tell ya just a what I seen I said: I know I've been changed And I know I've been changed, yeah Know I've been changed Angels in heaven done sign my name Angels in heaven done sign my name Angels in heaven done sign my name Angels in heaven done sign my name |
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| 9. |
| 3:39 |
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> You gotta stomp, whistle and scream
You gotta wake right up in your dreams You gotta jump, wheel and drive Keep that feeling alive You gotta kick, holler and shout I'm gonna tell you what it's all about You gotta tell me that you love me Tell me that you're mine We're putting on the dog tonight We're putting on the dog tonight We'll be p...putting on the dog tonight Putting on, putting on the dog tonight We'll be putting on the dog tonight We'll be putting on the dog tonight Putting on the dog Putting on the dog We'll flip, we'll follow and fly Just do it now and don't ask why You gotta strut, wiggle and slide Let everybody know that you're alive You gotta crank, gallop and twist Do it once, you'll never resist Tell me that you love me Tell me that you're mine We're putting on the dog tonight Putting on the dog tonight, alright Well we'll be going to a sooky jump it's rain and it pours Big old Lecky with his suicide doors Tip that bottle from the brim to the dregs You ain't dancing 'till you cross your legs Putting on the dog tonight We'll be putting on the dog tonight We'll be putting on the dog tonight Putting on the dog tonight Putting on the dog I've been p...putting on the dog Putting on the dog Putting on the dog Putting on the dog Putting on the dog |
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| 7:17 |
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> Young Abdel Mahdi (Shahmay) was only 18 years old,
He was the youngest of nine children, never spent a night away from home. And his mother held his photograph, opening the New York Times To see the killing has intensified along the road to peace There was a tall, thin boy with a whispy moustache disguised as an orthodox Jew On a crowded bus in Jerusalem, some had survived World War Two And the thunderous explosion blew out windows 200 yards away With more retribution and seventeen dead along the road to peace Now at King George Ave and Jaffa Road passengers boarded bus 14a In the aisle next to the driver Abdel Mahdi (Shahmay) And the last thing that he said on earth is ""God is great and God is good"" And he blew them all to kingdom come upon the road to peace Now in response to this another kiss of death was visited upon Yasser Taha, Israel says is an Hamas senior militant And Israel sent four choppers in, flames engulfed, tears wide open And it killed his wife and his three year old child leaving only blackened skeletons It's found his toddlers bottle and a pair of small shoes and they waved them in front of the cameras But Israel says they did not know that his wife and child were in the car There are roadblocks everywhere and only suffering on TV Neither side will ever give up their smallest right along the road to peace Israel launched it's latest campaign against Hamas on Tuesday Two days later Hamas shot back and killed five Israeli soldiers So thousands dead and wounded on both sides most of them middle eastern civilians They fill the children full of hate to fight an old man's war and die upon the road to peace ""And this is our land we will fight with all our force"" say the Palastinians and the Jews Each side will cut off the hand of anyone who tries to stop the resistance If the right eye offends thee then you must pluck it out And Mahmoud Abbas said Sharon had been lost out along the road to peace Once Kissinger said ""we have no friends, America only has interests"" Now our president wants to be seen as a hero and he's hungry for re-election But Bush is reluctant to risk his future in the fear of his political failures So he plays chess at his desk and poses for the press 10,000 miles from the road to peace In the video that they found at the home of Abdel Mahdi (Shahmay) He held a Kalashnikov rifle and he spoke with a voice like a boy He was an excellent student, he studied so hard, it was as if he had a future He told his mother that he had a test that day out along the road to peace The fundamentalist killing on both sides is standing in the path of peace But tell me why are we arming the Israeli army with guns and tanks and bullets? And if God is great and God is good why can't he change the hearts of men? Well maybe God himself is lost and needs help Maybe God himself he needs all of our help Maybe God himself is lost and needs help He's out upon the road to peace Well maybe God himself is lost and needs help Maybe God himself he needs all of our help And he's lost upon the road to peace And he's lost upon the road to peace Out upon the road to peace. |
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| 11. |
| 4:34 |
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> You're the tree
That you can't eat the fruit from I heard horse come to ride me away I want shade And a good place to shoot from If I's a clock I'd be the end of the day You know you're not the boss of me You can lift your skirt You can shake your hair But I got all the time in the world You're the ditch In the road where the wheels keep spinning You're the same dead cat Clawing it's way back grinning You know You got a very bad reputation And you're nine lives Way down the line I got a jacket to put on and a hat to wear I wouldn't waste a gallon on you out there And I got all the time in the world A bridge is only there for you to jump off of And there ain't no rain clouds that are blue I do declare my independence Baby I shot off all my fireworks for you The river's burning and the trees are on fire There's lots of good rubber left on these tires And I've got all the time in the world Baby you're the light that won't change that I got suck at You're the fan that won't work at the motel They were all out of red so I got me a blue one Baby you're always using mine why you get you one? I know you won't go very far You left your blonde wig in the car And I go all the time in the world |
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| 3:29 |
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I left New York in 1949
To go across the country without a bad blame dime Montana in the cold cold fall Found my father in the gambling hall Father, Father where you been? I've been out in the world and I'm only ten Father, Father where you been? I've been out in the world and I'm only ten Don't worry about me if I should die of pleurisy Across to Mississippi, across to Tennessee Across the Niagara, home I'll never be Home in ol' Medora, home in Ol' Truckee Apalachicola, home I'll never be Better or for worse, thick and thin Like being married to the Little poor man God he loves me (God he loves me) Just like I love him (just like I love him) I want you to do (I want you to do) Just the same for him (just the same for him, yeah) Well the worms eat away but don't worry watch the wind So I left Montana on an old freight train (on an old freight train) The night my father died in the cold cold rain (in the cold cold rain) Road to Opelousas, road to Wounded Knee Road to Ogallala home I'll never be Road to Oklahoma, road to El Cahon Road to Tahachapi, road to San Antone Hey, hey Road to Opelousas, road to Wounded Knee Road to Ogallala, home I'll never be Road to Oklahoma, road to El Cahon Road to Tahachapi, road to San Antone Home I'll never be, home I'll never be Home I'll never be, home I'll never be Home I'll never be, home I'll never be |
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| 2:44 |
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Dot King was whittled from the bone of Cain
With a little drop of poison in the red red blood She need a way to turn around the bend She said I want to walk away and start over again There are things I've done I can't erase I want to look in the mirror see another face I said, "never", but I'm doing it again I wanna walk away, start over again No more rain, no more roses On my way, shake my thirst in a cool cool pond There's a winner in every place There's a heart that's beating in every page The beginning of it starts at the end When it's time to walk away and start over again Weather's murder at a hundred and three William Ray shot Corabell Lee A yellow dog knows when he has sinned You wanna walk away and start over again No more rain, no more roses On my way, shaking my thirst in a cool cool pond Cooper told Maui the whole block's gone They're dying for jewelry, money, and clothes I always get out of the trouble I'm in I want to walk away, start over again I left my bible by the side of the road Carve my initials in an old dead tree I'm going away but I'm going to be back when It's time to walk away and start over again Ho ho yeah, hmm, yeah Gotta walk away, gotta walk away, gotta walk away Just wanna walk away yeah, wanna walk away and start over again Wanna walk away, wanna walk away, wanna walk away |
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| 3:43 |
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Come with me my love to the sea
The sea of love I want to tell you How much I love you I'm drowning in a sea of love Do you remember the night we met? That's the night I knew you were my pet I want to tell you How much I love you I'm drowning in a sea of love Come with me to the sea Do you remember the night we met? That's the night I just knew you were my pet I want to tell you How much I love you I'm down in a sea of love Come with me to the sea Do you remember the night we met? That's the night I just knew you were my pet I want to tell you How much I love you I'm down in a sea of love Come with me to the sea Do you remember the night we met? That's the night I just knew you were my pet I want to tell you How much I love you I'm down here in a sea of love Come with me to the sea Come with me my love to the sea The sea of love I want to tell you How much I love you I'm down here in a sea of love Come with me to the sea ... |
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| 4:13 |
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I stood on the roof, stood toward dark
To get a better look at the Fledderjons' lawn Big sharp pistols, ammo too Nothing but books about World War II Rottweiler, Dobermann, a Pinkerton guard I ain't allowed in Buzz Fledderjon's yard I ain't allowed No, I ain't allowed I said, I ain't allowed in Buzz Fledderjon's yard I seen a python swallowing a Dobermann whole Piranhas swimming in a mixing bowl Buzz Fledderjon Paper's full of stabbings, the sky's full of crows She's singing in Italian while she's hanging out her clothes Carp in the bathtub and it's raining real hard I ain't allowed in Buzz Fledderjon's yard I said that I ain't allowed No, I ain't allowed No, I ain't allowed in Buzz Fledderjon's yard. Well, the sailor's ringing doorbells, the sinner's in the pew Weathervane's squeaking to the west I seen the cliffs of Dover and the deepest ocean blue One thing in the world I can't recommend to you Because I ain't allowed I said, I ain't allowed No, I ain't allowed in Buzz Fledderjon's yard I said, I ain't allowed No, I ain't allowed I ain't allowed in Buzz Fledderjon's yard I ain't allowed I ain't allowed I said, I ain't allowed in Buzz Fledderjon's yard |
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> This is how the world will be
Everywhere I go it rains on me Forty monkeys drowning in a boiling sea Everywhere I go it rains on me I went down into the valley to pray Everywhere I go it rains on me I got drunk and I stayed all day Everywhere I go it rains on me Everywhere I go, everywhere I go Everywhere I go, it rains on me All God's chilluns can't you see Everywhere I go it rains on me Louie Lista and Marchese Everywhere I go it rains on me Robert Sheehan and Paul Body Everywhere I go it rains on me I went down to Argyle I went down to Dix Everywhere I go it rains on me To get my powders and to get my fix Everywhere I go it rains on me Everywhere I go, everywhere I go Everywhere I go, it rains on me Everywhere I go, everywhere I go Everywhere I go, it rains on me |
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| 2:27 |
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You can never hold back spring
-Tom waits- You can never hold back spring You can be sure that I will never stop believing The blushing rose that will climb Spring ahead or fall behind Winter dreams the same dream every time Baby, you can never hold back spring Even though you've lost your way The world is dreaming, dreaming of spring So close your eyes, open you heart To the one who's dreaming of you And, you can never hold back spring Remember everything that spring can bring Baby, you can never hold back spring Baby, you can never hold back spring |
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| 3:10 |
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| 4:59 |
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> I met you in the saddle, rode you in the dust
Held your hand to the heavens, pulled your heart to the earth There was something that blinded me more than the mist And the breath of the cottonwood buds lighter yet And you rode the maypole of dance hall legs And galloped to another's embrace And I bit the flowers from your wrist corsage And you waltzed too slowly, too slowly you waltzed With that girl from Widow's Grove Oh, I'd follow you to the river, that washes out to the sea Through the wind, through the rain of a cold dark night That's where I'll be Near the breath of a swallow, petals dropped as you fell And you grabbed then shyly held me, against the stone cold well In your hand was a glass, you held the ice against the night And it dripped and it sparkled and I laughed a wish Before it all slipped down the dark tunneled well I heard it melt quietly and I looked at you Bent to the earth with just one pleading wish Your skirts brushed to the furious pounding Oh, I'd follow you to the river, that washes out to the sea Through the wind, through the rain of a cold dark night That's where I'll be I hid in the elm and raised the bough, that hung even with your neck And I chased you and drowned you, there deep in the well And when your mouth was full and wet, I swallowed all your reckless fate And with your last breath, you moaned too drunk to wake Oh, I'd follow you to the river, that washes out to the sea Through the wind, through the rain of a cold dark night That's where I'll be Through the wind, through the rain of a cold dark night That's where I'll be |
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| 3:09 |
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I like my town with a little drop of poison
Nobody knows they're lining up to go insane I'm all alone, I smoke my friends down to the filter But I feel much cleaner after it rains She left in the fall, that's her picture on the wall She always had that little drop of poison She left in the fall, that's her picture on the wall She always had that little drop of poison Did the devil make the world while God was sleeping Someone said you'll never get a wish from a bone Another wrong goodbye and a hundred sailors That deep blue sky is my home She left in the fall, that's her picture on the wall She always had that little drop of poison She left in the fall, that's her picture on the wall She always had that little drop of poison A rat always knows when he's in with weasels Here you lose a little every day I remember when a million was a million They all have ways to make you pay They all have ways to make you pay |
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| 2:20 |
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The things a crow puts in its nest,
They're always things it finds that shine. And how he'll find a shiny dime, Silver twine, from a valentine. The crows all bring them shiny things. Leave me alone you big ol' moon, The light you cast is just a lighter. You're like the crow, 'cause if it goes, You're dressed to go, you guessed, I know, You'll always bring them shiny things. Well I'm not dancing here tonight, But things are bound to turn around. The only thing I want that shines, Is to be king there in your eyes. To be your only shiny thing. |
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| 4:17 |
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| 3:08 |
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> They say you're seeing someone, you're wearing his ring
They say you laughed when you heard my name They say he takes you dancing, he holds you so near They say he'll buy you anything Tell me am I foolish, I don't believe these stories And I'll be coming home soon Louise, Louise, if it's true Tell it to me I know, you will not see me, but I know you have a daughter And I hear she has my eyes They say she calls him ""father"", and he's proud of her And even believes all of your lies But for all your faithless beauty, I'd give all my tomorrows And if you're still thinking of me Louise, Louise, if it's true Tell it to me Oh Louise, Louise, if it's true Tell it to me Oh Louise, Louise, if it's true Tell it to me |
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| 3:14 |
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Well, ring the bell backwards and bury the axe Fall down on your knees in the dirt I'm tied to the mast between water and wind Believe me, you'll never get hurt Now the ring's in the pawnshop, the rain's in the hole Down at the Five Points I stand I'll loose everything But I won't let go of your hand Now, Peter denied and Judas betrayed I'll pay with the roll of the drum And the wind will tell the turn from the wheel And the watchman's making his rounds Well, you leave me hanging by the skin of my teeth I've only got one leg to stand You can send me to hell But I'll never let go of your hand Swing from a rope on a cross-legged tree Signed with the one-eyed Jack's blood From Temple and Union, to Weyley and Grand Walking back home in the mud Now, I must make my best of the only way home Marley deals only in stones I'm lost on the midway, I'm reckless in your eyes Just give me a couple more throws I'll dare you to dine with the cross-legged knights Dare me to jump and I will I'll fall from your grace But I'll never let go of your hand I'll never let go of your hand I'll never let go of your hand |
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| 5:02 |
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> There's a crooked street in Houston town,
It's a well born path I've traveled down Now there's ruin in my name, I wish I never got off the train, I wished I'd listened to the words you said. Don't go down to Fannin Street Don't go down to Fannin Street Don't go down to Fannin Street You'll be lost and never found You can never turn around Don't go down to Fannin Street Once I held you in my arms, I was sure But I took that silent stare through the guilded door The desire to have much more, all the glitter and the roar, I know this is where the sidewalk ends. Don't go down to Fannin Street Don't go down to Fannin Street Don't go down to Fannin Street You'll be lost and never found You can never turn around Don't go down to Fannin Street When I was young I thought only of getting out I said goodbye to my street, goodbye to my house Give a man gin, give a man cards, give an inch he takes a yard, And I rue the day that I stepped off this train. Don't go down to Fannin Street Don't go down to Fannin Street Don't go down to Fannin Street You'll be lost and never found You can never turn around Don't go down to Fannin Street. |
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| 11. |
| 4:34 |
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> Sure as fire will burn
There's one thing you will learn Those things you have cherished Are things that you have earned Luck is when opportunity Meets with preparation And the same is true for every generation Little man As you climb upon my knee The whole future lies in thee Little man Little man Never hurry, take it slow Things worth while need time to grow Little man Don't look back There are things that might distract Move ahead towards your goal And the answers will unfold Little man Love is always in the air It is there for those who care Little man Don't look back There are things that might distract Move ahead towards your goal And the answers will unfold Little man Love is always in the air It is there for those who care Little man Little man Little man Little man |
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| 4:40 |
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> You must have brought the bad weather with you
The sky's the colour of lead All you've left me is a feather On an unmade bed It's always me whenever there's trouble The world does nothing but turn And the ring it fell off my finger I guess I'll never learn But it's over, it's over, it's over I'm getting dressed in the dark Our story ends before it begins I always confess to everyones sins The nail gets hammered down And it's over, let it go So don't go and make a big deal out of nothing Well it's just a storm on a dime And I've always found there's nothing That money can't buy I've already gone to the place I'm going There's no place left to fall And there's something to be said For saying nothing at all And it's over, it's over, it's over It's done forgotten and through No one cares what it's all for You'll be buried in the clothes that you've never wore So keep your suitcase by the door It's over, let it go No one cares what it's all for You'll be buried in the clothes that you never wore So keep your suitcase by the door It's over, let it go You gotta let it go Let it go, let it go |
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| 2:15 |
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> And if I have to go, will you remember me?
Will you find someone else, while I'm away? There's nothing for me, in this world full of strangers It's all someone else's idea I don't belong here, and you can't go with me You'll only slow me down Until I send for you, don't wear your hair that way If you cannot be true, I'll understand Tell all the others, you'll hold in your arms That I said I'd come back for you I'll leave my jacket to keep you warm That's all that I can do And if I have to go, will you remember me? Will you find someone else, while I'm away? |
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| 4:48 |
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> Chorus:
Irene, goodnight. Irene, goodnight Goodnight, Irene. Goodnight, Irene. I'll see you in my dreams. Last Saturday night I got married. Me and my wife settled down. Now, me and my wife are parted. Gonna take a little stroll downtown. [Chorus] Yeah, sometimes I live in the country And sometimes I live in town. Yeah, and sometimes I take a great notion I'm gonna jump in the river and drown. [Chorus] Stop ramblin'. Stop that gamblin'. Stop staying out late at night. Go home to your wife and family. Stay there by the fireside, bright. [Chorus] Goodnight, Irene. Goodnight, Irene. I'll see you in my dreams. |
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| 3:01 |
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> It's the same with men as with horses and dogs
Nothing wants to die Evelyn James they killed in a game With guns too big for their hands Just off St. Charles in No-Mans Land And you'll have to find your own way home, boys You'll have to find your own way home The oldest was Troy, an eighteen year-old boy Shot dead in March with a robbery His brother started out to hell and to ruin Troy's killer was never caught they say Young nick he just went bad that day Now he'll have to find his own way home, boys He'll have to find his own way home Why cook dinner? Why make my bed? Why come home at all? Out the door and through the woods There is a world where nothing grows It's hard to say grace and to sit in the place Of someone missing at the table Mom's hair sprayed tight And her face in her hands Watching TV for answers to me After all she's only human And she's trying to find her own way home, boys She's trying to find her own way home My legs ache My heart is sore The well is full of pennies |
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Oh, take care of all my children Don't let 'em wander and roam Oh, take care of all of my children For I don't know when I'm comin' back home You can put all of my possessions here in Jesus' name nail a sign on the door Bright and early Sunday morning with my walking cane I'm going up to see my lord Oh, keep them together at the sundown Safe from the devil's hand You gotta make them a pillow on the hard ground I'll be goin' up to Beaula Land You can put all of my possessions here in Jesus' name and nail a sign on the door Bright and early Sunday morning with my walking cane I'm going up to see my lord Oh, remember you never trust the devil Stay clear of Lucifer's hand Oh, and don't let 'em wander in the meadow Or you'll wind up in the fryin' pan You can put all of my possessions here in Jesus' name and nail a sign on the door Bright and early Sunday morning with my walking cane I'm going up to see my lord Put all of my possessions here in Jesus' name and nail a sign on the door Bright and early Sunday morning with my walking cane I'm going up to see my lord |
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> There's a place I know where the train goes slow
Where the sinner can be washed in the blood of the lamb There's a river by the trestle down by sinner's grove Down where the willow and the dogwood grow You can hear the whistle, you can hear the bell From the halls of heaven to the gates of hell And there's room for the forsaken if you're there on time You'll be washed of all your sins and all of your crimes If you're down there by the train Down there by the train Down there by the train Down there by the train Down there where the train goes slow There's a golden moon that shines up through the mist And I know that your name can be on that list There's no eye for an eye, there's no tooth for a tooth I saw Judas Iscariot carrying John Wilkes Booth He was down there by the train Down there by the train Down there by the train Down there by the train He was down there where the train goes slow If you've lost all your hope, if you've lost all your faith I know you can be cared for and I know you can be safe And all the shamefuls and all of the whores And even the soldier who pierced the side of the Lord Is down there by the train Down there by the train Down there by the train Down there by the train Down there where the train goes slow Well, I've never asked forgiveness and I've never said a prayer Never given of myself, never truly cared I've left the ones who loved me and I'm still raising Cain I've taken the low road and if you've done the same Meet me down there by the train Down there by the train Down there by the train Down there by the train Down there where the train goes slow Meet me down there by the train Down there by the train Down there by the train Down there by the train Down there where the train goes slow |
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Danny says we gotta go
Gotta go to Idaho But we can't go surfin' Cause it's twenty below Sound check's at 5:02 Record stores and interviews Oh, but I can't wait To be with you tomorrow Baby Oho-ho-ho, we got nowhere to go And it may sound funny, but it's true Hangin' out in 100 B Watching 'Get Smart' on TV Thinkin' about You and me and you and me Hangin' out in L.A. And there's nowhere to go It ain't Christmas if there ain't no snow Listening to Sheena on the radio Oh-ho oh-ho |
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> The sky holds all our wishes
The dish ran away with the spoon Chimney smoke ties the roofs to the sky There's a hole overhead It's only the moon Will there ever be a tree Grown from the seeds I've sown Life is a path lit only by the light of those I've loved By the light of those I love Life's a path lit only by the light of those I've loved By the light of those I love |
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| 3:42 |
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Fairy tales can come true
It can happen to you If you're young at heart For it's hard, you will find To be narrow mind And young at heart You can go to extremes With impossible schemes You can laugh when your dreams Fall apart at the seams And life gets more exciting With each passing day Love is either in your heart Or on display Don't you know it's worth Every treasure on earth To be young at heart And as rich as you are It's much better by far To be young at heart And if you should survive To a hundred and five Think of all you'll derive Of being alive And this is the best part You'll have a headstart If you're among the very young at heart Don't you know that it's worth Every treasure on Earth To be young at heart As rich as you are It's much better by far To be young at heart And if you should survive To a hundred and five Think of all you'll derive Of being alive This is the best part You'll have a head start If you are among the very young at heart If you are among the very young at heart |
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You gentlemen who think you have a mission
To purge us of the seven deadly sins Should first sort out the basic food position Then start your preaching, that's where it begins You lot who preach restraint and watch your waist as well Should learn, for once, the way the world is run However much you twist or whatever lies that you tell Food is the first thing, morals follow on So first make sure that those who are now starving Get proper helpings when we all start carving What keeps mankind alive? What keeps mankind alive? The fact that millions are daily tortured Stifled, punished, silenced and oppressed Mankind can keep alive thanks to its brilliance In keeping its humanity repressed And for once you must try not to shriek the facts Mankind is kept alive by bestial acts |
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> Once upon a time there was a poor child,
with no father and no mother And everything was dead And no one was left in the whole world Everything was dead And the child went on search, day and night And since nobody was left on the earth, he wanted to go up into the heavens And the moon was looking at him so friendly And when he finally got to the moon, the moon was a piece of rotten wood And then he went to the sun And when he got there, the sun was a wilted sunflower And when he got to the stars, they were little golden flies. Stuck up there, like the shrike sticks 'em on a blackthorn And when he wanted to go back, down to earth, the earth was an overturned piss pot And he was all alone, and he sat down and he cried And he is there till this day All alone: Okay, there's your story! Night-night! |
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> Well, we dig dig dig
Well, we dig in our mine the whole day through Dig dig dig, that is what we like to do And it ain't no trick to get rich quick If you dig dig dig, with a shovel and a pick Dig dig dig, the whole day through Got to dig dig dig, it's what we like to do in our mine, in our mine Where a million diamonds shine We got to dig dig dig, from the morning till the night Dig dig dig up everything in sight We got to dig dig dig, in our mine, in our mine Dig up diamonds by the score A thousand rubies, sometimes more But we don't know what we are diggin' for, yeah Heigh-ho, heigh-ho It's off to work we go We keep on singing all day long Heigh-ho Heigh-ho, heigh-ho Got to make your troubles go Well, you keep on singing all day long Heigh-ho Heigh-ho, heigh-ho |
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> The Whirligig Beetles are wary and fast with an organ to detect the ripples.
The Arachnid Moths lay their eggs inside other insects along the borders of fields or roads in clusters of white cocoons. The Ribbed Pine Borer is a longhorn beetle, their antenna's are half the length of their body and they feed on dead red pine. Robber Flies, with their immobile heads, inject a paralyzing fluid into their prey that they snatch from life in mid-air. The Snow Flea's mode of locomotion, strange and odd, with a spiny tail mechanism with hooks and a protracted tube from the abdomen to enable moisture absorption. The female Praying Mantis devours the male while they are mating. The male sometimes continues copulating even after the female has bitten off his head and part of his upper torso. Every night wasps bite into the stem of a plant, lock their mandibles into position, stretch out at right angles to the stem and, with legs dangling, they fall asleep. If one places a minute amount of liquor on a scorpion, it will instantly go mad and sting itself to death. The Bombardier Beetle, when disturbed, defends itself by emitting a series of explosions, sometimes setting off 4 or 5 reports in succession. The noises sound like miniature popgun blasts and are accompanied by a cloud of reddish coloured vile smelling fluid. It is commonly known that ants keep slaves. Certain species, the so-called Sanguinary Ants in particular, will raid the nests of other ant tribes and kill the queen and then kidnap many of the workers. The workers are brought back to the captor's hive where they are coerced into performing menial tasks. And as we discussed last semester, the Army Ants will leave nothing but your bones. Perhaps you've encountered some of these insects in your communities, displaying both their predatory and defense characteristics, while imbedded within the walls of flesh and passing for, what is most commonly recognized... as human |
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Books of Moses, bringing stone news
Wet in the water, weeping in the sun Books of Moses, got some splinters didn't you Books of Moses, brought me right here back to you Flaming heart, ain't it sweet Lighting the world at your feet Books of Moses, myth and truth Books of Moses, bring me back to you Hero's welcome, there stands your king Where the serpent shudders and the angels sing Books of Moses, happening again Yes he knows us Well welcome him, your friend Books of Moses, bringing stone news Wet is the water, blood covering the sun Books of Moses, myth and truth Books of Moses, bring me back to you |
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Oh sister, oh sister, let's walk the seashore
Bow, balance to me Oh sister, oh sister, let's walk the seashore And see the ships as they sail in oar" And I'll be true to my love if my love'll be true to me While these two sisters were walking the shore Bow, balance to me While these two sisters were walking the shore The oldest pushed the youngest o'er And I'll be true to my love if my love'll be true to me "Oh sister, oh sister, please lend me your hand" Bow, balance to me "Oh sister, oh sister, please lend me your hand And you'll have Willie and all o' his land" And I'll be true to my love if my love'll be true to me "I never, I never will lend you my hand" Bow, balance to me "I never, I never will lend you my hand But I'll have Willie and all o' his land" And I'll be true to my love if my love'll be true to me Sometimes she sank and sometimes she swam Bow, balance to me Sometimes she sank and sometimes she swam Until she came to the old mill dam And I'll be true to my love if my love'll be true to me A miller, he got his fishing hook Bow, balance to me The miller, he got his fishing hook And fished that maiden out o' the brook And I'll be true to my love if my love'll be true to me "Oh miller, oh miller, here's five gold rings" Bow, balance to me "Oh miller, oh miller, here's five gold rings To push the maiden in again" And I'll be true to my love if my love'll be true to me The miller, he received those five gold rings Bow, balance to me The miller, he received the five gold rings And pushed that maiden in again And I'll be true to my love if my love'll be true to me The miller was hung in the old mill gate Bow, balance to me The miller was hung in the old mill gate For drowned the little sister Kate And I'll be true to my love if my love'll be true to me |
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She drove a big ol' Lincoln with suicide doors and a sewing machine in the back And a light bulb that looked like an alligator egg was mounted up front on the hood And she had an Easter bonnet that had been signed by Tennessee Ernie Ford And she always had saw dust in her hair And she cut two holes in the back of her dress and she had these scapular wings that were covered with feathers and electrical tape And when she got good and drunk she would sing about Elkheart, Indiana Where the wind is strong and folks mind their own business And she had at least a hundred old baseballs that she'd taken from kids And she collected bones of all kinds And she lived in a trailer under a bridge And she made her own whiskey and gave cigarettes to kids And she'd been struck by lightning seven or eight times And she hated the mention of rain And she made up her own language and she wore rubber boots And she could fix anything with string And her lips were like cherries And she was stronger than any man And she smelled like gasoline and Rootbeer Fizz And she put mud on a bee sting I got at the creek And she gave me my very first kiss And she gave me my very first kiss Talking 'bout my little Kathleen She's just a fine young thing Someday she'll wear my ring My little Kathleen |
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Oh mother I want a dog
I want a little dog I saw a little dog His name is happy Well this is me Don't get close to me now I could be a shopkeeper We'll call 'em She 'bout six foot four Now she's a wrecking-ball Back over here together She brought the bad weather with her She got me coming through the dog door She got me coming through the dog door Got me a pitchfork Oh step-ladders You oughta walk away Well you can't, but you oughta Climb the brick up to the stairs She got long black hair But don't sit there He let me keep the... chair She got me coming through the dog door She got me coming through the dog door Pitchfork (pitchfork) Crowbar (crowbar) Clawhammer (clawhammer) Hot tar (hot tar) She got me through her middle name But she can make it rain She's a small town jail And she's starving in the belly of the whale She got me coming through the dog door She got me coming through the dog door Pitchfork (pitchfork) Crowbar (crowbar) Clawhammer (clawhammer) Hot tar (hot tar) |
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> Not much chance, completely cut loose from purpose,
he was a young man riding a bus through North Carolina on the way to somewhere. And it began to snow. And the bus stopped at a little cafe in the hills and the passengers entered. And he sat at the counter with the others, and he ordered, the food arrived. And the meal was particularly good. And the coffee. The waitress was unlike the women he had known. She was unaffected, and there was a natural humor which came from her. And the fry cook said crazy things. And the dishwasher in back laughed a good clean pleasant laugh. And the young man watched the snow through the window. And he wanted to stay in that cafe forever. The curious feeling swam through him that everything was beautiful there. And it would always stay beautiful there. And then the bus driver told the passengers that it was time to board. And the young man thought: ""I'll just stay here, I'll just stay here."" And then he rose and he followed the others into the bus. He found his seat and looked at the cafe through the window. And then the bus moved off, down a curve, downward, out of the hills. And the young man looked straight forward. And he heard the other passengers speaking of other things, or they were reading or trying to sleep. And they hadn't noticed the magic. And the young man put his head to one side, closed his eyes, and pretended to sleep. There was nothing else to do, just to listen to the sound of the engine, and the sound of the tires in the snow |
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I left New York in 1949
To go across the country without a bad blame dime Montana in the cold cold fall Found my father in the gambling hall Father, Father where you been? I've been out in the world and I'm only ten Father, Father where you been? I've been out in the world and I'm only ten Don't worry about me if I should die of pleurisy Across to Mississippi, across to Tennessee Across the Niagara, home I'll never be Home in ol' Medora, home in Ol' Truckee Apalachicola, home I'll never be Better or for worse, thick and thin Like being married to the Little poor man God he loves me (God he loves me) Just like I love him (just like I love him) I want you to do (I want you to do) Just the same for him (just the same for him, yeah) Well the worms eat away but don't worry watch the wind So I left Montana on an old freight train (on an old freight train) The night my father died in the cold cold rain (in the cold cold rain) Road to Opelousas, road to Wounded Knee Road to Ogallala home I'll never be Road to Oklahoma, road to El Cahon Road to Tahachapi, road to San Antone Hey, hey Road to Opelousas, road to Wounded Knee Road to Ogallala, home I'll never be Road to Oklahoma, road to El Cahon Road to Tahachapi, road to San Antone Home I'll never be, home I'll never be Home I'll never be, home I'll never be Home I'll never be, home I'll never be |
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Poor little lamb now his fleece is all cold
Wakes up in the morning alone Poor little lamb knows what's coming Life is an empty cup Poor little lamb watch your shoulder Coyote's waiting out there Nobody will get any older If we don't find a way out of here So let's go on a bummer this summer Where we won't have to be afraid The world will be on a hummer, boys And we'll laugh and we'll drink lemonade |
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> He's an ol' altar boy
Lying out there in the street He's an ol' alter boy Bound up in leather and chains That's why I'm feeling so blue I'm an old altar boy What about you? Now, I can order in Latin Make 'em au gratin, Joe I'm an old altar boy That's why I'm so depressed I never got the rest of the dream Just the ritual Now I'm habitual Majoring in crimes that are unspeakable Cause I'm an old altar boy That's what happened to me. I'm an old altar boy He's hoping he can meet a woman dressed like a nun He knows there's got to be some around here Drinking across from the church A little Father Cribari wine On a Sunday morn' time. I'm an old altar boy. Why is he winking at this time in his life? He never took a wife, cause he's an old altar boy Oh, yeah... What about you? |
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> Well let's see, we had the eh, we had the Fairlane.
Then the u-joints went out on that and the bushings and then your mother wanted to trade it in on the Tornado, so we got the Tornado. God, I hated the color of that son of a bitch. And the dog destroyed the upholstery on the Ford. Boy, that was long before you were born. We called it the Yellowbird, two-door, three on the tree. Tight little mother. Threw a rod, sold it to Jacobs for a hundred dollar. Now the Special eh, four-holer, you've never seen body panels lining up like that. Overhead cam, dual exhaust. You know I had, let's see I had, four Buicks, loved them all. Now your Uncle Emmet, well he drives a Thunderbird, it used to belong to your Aunt Evelyn. Now, she ruined it, drove it to Indiana with no gear oil. That was the end of that! Sold that Cadillac to your mom. Your mom loved that Caddy. Independent rear suspension, Landau top, good tires. Gas hog. I swear it had the power to repair itself. I love the old, Dan Steele used to give 'em to me at a discount. Showroom models and that. And then there was the Pontiac and... God, I loved that Pontiac. Well, it was kind of an ox-blood. It just kinda handled so beautifully. Yeah, I miss that car. Well, it was a long time ago, a long time ago. |
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> The smoke from the battle fish and the rain soaked through
and the wheelman left the shore and barns tumbled and silos flew across fifteen miles bad road tar And big Bull Trometer hung on to the side and the pig dogs trembled on Spidey's wild ride And big John Jizom from downtown Chizom flew away with old mrs. Storm And they found Bird Lundy neath a keg of nails crooked as a dog's hind leg Keeping warm after twenty-nine days on hard assed bread he drilled to the big outside and clung like a tick to his waterfront life mooned and clouded, blued and skied And all the clocks blew up on Spidey's wild ride And the hills stood up in a great big 3 and left me whipped by the forces that were inside me Loud as the ocean, cold as a desk, red as the water on the river of flesh And he was sewing up his pants while he was shoeing a mule And he was bucking a head wind gale But the crooked ass beauty was trapped to the side and he shook on Spidey's wild ride And all the statue ass makers, and the uprooted trees And I shouted way up to where the rabbit digs his hole and the wheelman, the jockeys the landlords and thee were bucking a head wind south and with nine lives spent, he landed on his rent composed with a steele head salmon in his mouth and I never did see another day outside cause I'd had enough travel on Spidey's wild ride |
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> They shot him down
They shot him down They thought he was a monster But he was the King They came to his island And they brought her with them They wanted to get his picture But they were surprised by his enormous size And when he saw the woman He took her without question Because after all He was the King And he loved the woman He loved the way she looked And she wouldn't stop screaming But he loved the woman And he fought a Tyrannosaurus Rex And it was a bloody battle But he fought it for his woman And he climbed up a mountain And he looked around Some kind of forest With all these dinosaurs And he stripped his woman He stripped her bare But there was a pterodactyl There! And then a hero Came and took his woman And they fell off the mountain Into some water And then later He came looking for his woman But they were waiting And they threw a bomb And they tied him And took him across the ocean And they chained him And put him in the show And when he saw his woman He broke loose And everyone fled in terror And he was looking for her And he overtook a train And he was looking in the street And then he found her in her apartment And he climbed up the Empire State building It was like a phallic symbol And he took his woman To the top of that towering temple And he climbed up and looked around Some kind of city With all those skyscrapers And all the cars Just him and his screaming woman And they were finally alone He loved his woman You could see it in his eyes His great big eyes He loved his woman From the moment that he saw her He was all choked up inside But when the airplanes came He was soon to die But he hung on long enough to set his woman down And make sure that she was safe And as the bullets pierced He looked at her so sincere Before he fell Because he loved his woman And they shot him down They thought he was a monster But he was the King Who killed the monkey 'Twas beauty that killed the beast And Willis O'Brien died A tragic death There wasn't much That he had left And Ray Harryhousen said That when Willis died That's when the King was really dead They shot him down They shot him down They thought he was a monster But he was the King |
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I left New York in 1949
To go across the country without a bad blame dime Montana in the cold cold fall Found my father in the gambling hall Father, Father where you been? I've been out in the world and I'm only ten Father, Father where you been? I've been out in the world and I'm only ten Don't worry about me if I should die of pleurisy Across to Mississippi, across to Tennessee Across the Niagara, home I'll never be Home in ol' Medora, home in Ol' Truckee Apalachicola, home I'll never be Better or for worse, thick and thin Like being married to the Little poor man God he loves me (God he loves me) Just like I love him (just like I love him) I want you to do (I want you to do) Just the same for him (just the same for him, yeah) Well the worms eat away but don't worry watch the wind So I left Montana on an old freight train (on an old freight train) The night my father died in the cold cold rain (in the cold cold rain) Road to Opelousas, road to Wounded Knee Road to Ogallala home I'll never be Road to Oklahoma, road to El Cahon Road to Tahachapi, road to San Antone Hey, hey Road to Opelousas, road to Wounded Knee Road to Ogallala, home I'll never be Road to Oklahoma, road to El Cahon Road to Tahachapi, road to San Antone Home I'll never be, home I'll never be Home I'll never be, home I'll never be Home I'll never be, home I'll never be |
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