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from Cowboy Junkies - Early 21st Century Blues (2005)
[Bruce Springsteen cover]
Shirts in the closet, shoes in the hall Mama's in the kitchen, baby and all Everything is everything Everything is everything But you're missing Coffee cups on the counter, jackets on the chair Papers on the doorstep, you're not there Everything is everything Everything is everything But you're missing Pictures on the nightstand, tv's on in the den Your house is waiting, your house is waiting For you to walk in, for you to walk in But you're missing, you're missing You're missing when I shut out the lights You're missing when I close my eyes You're missing when I see the sun rise You're missing Children are asking if it's alright Will you be in our arms tonight? Morning is morning, the evening falls I got Too much room in my bed, too many phone calls How's everything, everything? Everything, is everything you're missing, you're missing God's drifting in heaven, devil's in the mailbox I got dust on my shoes, nothing but teardrops |
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from Cowboy Junkies - The Caution Horses (1990)
(Mary Margaret O'Hara) Yet Courier/BMG Songs Inc ASCAP How could he take you in his arms and help you to be free then leave you forgotten and is it enough to cry? When you're so broken... Her cold eyes tell you you're not welcome she tells lies but you'll take her back again and is it enough to die? When you're so taken You will be loved again You will be loved again But will she sing and will she dance and will she forever and will he sing and will he dance and will he forever Someday you will feel a love so deep and you'll find someone not lost in sleep And you will be loved again you will be loved again you will be loved again |
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from Cowboy Junkies - The Trinity Session (1993)
Working on a building, a Holy Ghost building
For my Lord, for my Lord If I was a drunkard I tell you what I'd do I would quit my drinking and work on that building too Working on a building, a Holy Ghost building For my Lord, yeah for my Lord If I was a liar I tell you what I'd do I would quit my lying and work on that building too Working on a building, it's a Holy Ghost building For my Lord, yeah for my Lord Working on a building, it's a Holy Ghost building For my Lord, yeah for my Lord If I was a singer I tell you what I'd do I would keep on singing and work on that building too |
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from Cowboy Junkies - Trinity Revisited (2010)
Working on a building, a Holy Ghost building
For my Lord, for my Lord If I was a drunkard I tell you what I'd do I would quit my drinking and work on that building too Working on a building, a Holy Ghost building For my Lord, yeah for my Lord If I was a liar I tell you what I'd do I would quit my lying and work on that building too Working on a building, it's a Holy Ghost building For my Lord, yeah for my Lord Working on a building, it's a Holy Ghost building For my Lord, yeah for my Lord If I was a singer I tell you what I'd do I would keep on singing and work on that building too |
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from Cowboy Junkies - The Caution Horses (1990)
There are witches in the hills calling my name
saying come join us sister, come kiss the flame Come dance in the moonbeams, ride the night wind make love to the darkness and laugh at man's sins I shiver with delight, I shiver with fear my heart wants to go but my soul's filled with fear So I turn to my lover and ask what do I do do I answer their call or stay here with you But under spell of deep sleep he moans and turns away taking his protection and my desire to stay So I rise to the hill tops, I ride the night winds I make love to the darkness and laugh at man's sins |
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from Cowboy Junkies - Black Eyed Man (1992)
(Michael Timmins)
She says, 'it's cold where you brought me' He says, 'Darling, don't worry you can stay in my arms until the springtime comes We'll let the snow drift around us and wait for the robin and the crocus to tell us that our love has again found the sun' Lone oak stands tall, bare arms scratch the sky, dry leaves cracking beneath our feet Hand in hand we've watched the autumn fires burn - Summer's dreams collapsing, chestnuts in need of gathering, the whole world lies rotting in the street Soon we will walk with collars high like ramparts raised for the siege We'll bow to her beauty, cower from her fury sent as a judgement for a slight long past forgotten Winter's love once again unrequited Winter's love once again unrequited She says, 'Babe are you sleeping?' He says, 'No, wide awake and thinking of a dream I just had about the two of us He takes his hand to her cheek now, his lips to her brow, their whispers pile softly by the foot of the bed |
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from Cowboy Junkies - One Soul Now (2004)
Of all the lives to live why this one?
Filled with could-have-been. No fun. Countless nights of anxious frustrations. Of all the lives to live why this one? Of all the souls to meet why these two? One, old and dark, furious as a shrugging ocean. The other, shiny, fresh as a winter morning. Of all the souls to meet why these two? Another night in bed with you Another day beside you gone. Slipping softly off to sleep You say, "do you ever wonder why this one?" A dusty simple-minded piece of fiction. Strange and odd, twisted as a contradiction. A glittering jewel of flaws and celebration. Another night in bed with you Another day beside you gone. Slipping softly off to sleep You say, "do you ever wonder why this one?" You say, "do you ever wonder why this one?" You say, "do you ever wonder why this one?" Why this one, why this one, why this one? |
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from Cowboy Junkies - One Soul Now (2004)
Of all the lives to live why this one?
Filled with could-have-been. No fun. Countless nights of anxious frustrations. Of all the lives to live why this one? Of all the souls to meet why these two? One, old and dark, furious as a shrugging ocean. The other, shiny, fresh as a winter morning. Of all the souls to meet why these two? Another night in bed with you Another day beside you gone. Slipping softly off to sleep You say, "do you ever wonder why this one?" A dusty simple-minded piece of fiction. Strange and odd, twisted as a contradiction. A glittering jewel of flaws and celebration. Another night in bed with you Another day beside you gone. Slipping softly off to sleep You say, "do you ever wonder why this one?" You say, "do you ever wonder why this one?" You say, "do you ever wonder why this one?" Why this one, why this one, why this one? |
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from Cowboy Junkies - Pale Sun/ Crescent Moon (1997)
Raise a white sail if you love me a black sail if you don't Seal me up in an impregnable tower or surround me with an impassable moat I've heard all the stories told about love (unattainable and pure) but there is one love of which I'm sure Your fear as honed as a battle axe, I'll bear my neck, I'll wear the scar, and if my nerve should fail the task I know your faith will not roam too far I've heard all the stories told about love (two souls into one) but this tale of love is one we've just begun Isoldt had her Tristan, but love potions are not what we need, and Paris had his Helen but it was infatuation that was plain to see What I desire is your trust to inspire this love for you which grows in me Plant a rose tree on his grave and on mine plant a vine, as seasons pass and markers fade watch them slowly intertwine I've heard all the stories told about love (till death do us part) but our love is a vow which has been wrought from heart to heart |
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from Cowboy Junkies - The Caution Horses (1990)
There's a young man in the corner playing 'Crazy' all night long
quarters piled high upon the table He orders Wild Turkey and with a quick wit and a smile he says, 'My darling, you're the one I'll drape in sable' But his baseball cap and this bar-room rap tell me a different story that this is not my prince to grant all my wishes Just another lonely country-boy grown weary of the night Just another boy with a sink full of dirty dishes Where are you tonight? When I left you in my dreams last night you promised me that we would be breaking free Where are you tonight? He tells me of the back roads and how we'll drive them all night long how the days will fade and the moon will hang forever and how the cloud of dust we'll kick up will linger like a song and the myth will grow about the two who refused to surrender Then I catch us in the bar-room mirror with his arm around my shoulder this girl I see has grown so unfamiliar and as she stands to leave with a stranger by her side she can't help but laugh at a life grown so peculiar Where are you tonight? I don't think I can face tomorrow's light not knowing if you'll be there to guide me Where are you tonight? Where are you tonight? I think that I'll make it through all right, but I'd love to have you just one more time beside me |
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from Cowboy Junkies - 200 More Miles (2002)
There's a young man in the corner playing Crazy all night long
Quarters piled high upon the table He orders Wild Turkey and with a quick wit and a smile He says, my darlin' you're the one I'll drape in sable But his baseball cap and his barroom rap tell me a different story That this is not my prince to grant all my wishes Just another lonely country boy grown weary of the night Just another boy with a sinkful of dirty dishes And where are you tonight When I left you in my dreams last night You promised me that we would be breaking free Where are you tonight He tells me of the back roads and how we'll ride them all night long How the days will fade and the moon will hang forever And the cloud of dust we'll kick off will linger like a soul And the myth will grow that the two will refuse to surrender But as I catch us in the barroom mirror with his arm around my shoulder This girl I see has grown so unfamiliar And as she stands to leave with the stranger by her side She can't help but laugh at a life grown so peculiar And where are you tonight I don't think I can face tomorrow's light Not knowing if you'll be there to guide me Where are you tonight And where are you tonight I think I can make it through all right But I'd love to have you just one more time beside me |
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from Cowboy Junkies - The Trinity Session (1993)
I was walking after midnight
Yeah, out in the moonlight The way we used to do I'm always walking after midnight Searching for you I'm always walking after midnight Searching for you I stop to see a weeping willow Crying on his pillow Maybe he's a-crying for me and as the skys turn gloomy The night winds whisper to me I'm lonesome as I can be I'm always walking after midnight Searching for you I walk for miles along the highway Well that's just my way of saying 'I love you' I'm always walking after midnight Searching for you I walk for miles along the highway Searching for you I'm always walking after midnight Yeah, out in the moonlight Hoping you may be Somewhere a-walking after midnight Searching for me I'm always walking after midnight Searching for you |
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from Cowboy Junkies - 200 More Miles (2002)
I was walking after midnight
Yeah, out in the moonlight The way we used to do I'm always walking after midnight Searching for you I'm always walking after midnight Searching for you I stop to see a weeping willow Crying on his pillow Maybe he's a-crying for me and as the skys turn gloomy The night winds whisper to me I'm lonesome as I can be I'm always walking after midnight Searching for you I walk for miles along the highway Well that's just my way of saying "I love you" I'm always walking after midnight Searching for you I walk for miles along the highway Searching for you I'm always walking after midnight Yeah, out in the moonlight Hoping you may be Somewhere a-walking after midnight Searching for me I'm always walking after midnight Searching for you |
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from Cowboy Junkies - Trinity Revisited (2010)
I was walking after midnight
Yeah, out in the moonlight The way we used to do I'm always walking after midnight Searching for you I'm always walking after midnight Searching for you I stop to see a weeping willow Crying on his pillow Maybe he's a-crying for me and as the skys turn gloomy The night winds whisper to me I'm lonesome as I can be I'm always walking after midnight Searching for you I walk for miles along the highway Well that's just my way of saying "I love you" I'm always walking after midnight Searching for you I walk for miles along the highway Searching for you I'm always walking after midnight Yeah, out in the moonlight Hoping you may be Somewhere a-walking after midnight Searching for me I'm always walking after midnight Searching for you |
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from Cowboy Junkies - Karos Az Egeszsegre (1998)
A TV-re kelek reggel
Egy dagadt neger rappel Mint a kilos lanc a nyakaba Ugy huz le engem a sarba Ez az ujabb atkozott masnap Miert nem szulettem masnak Ha nem itt kellene elnem Milliomos ennek regen Taposom a szart a foldon Keresem a jelet az egen Le kene vegre lepnem Vagy be kene vegre tepnem Csak ulok egy olcso barban Egy idegen tarsasagban Egy golyom sincs mar a tarban Csak egy utolso korty a poharban Refr.: De te is gyenge vagy, mint en Gyava vagy, mint en Te is ostoba vagy, mint en Vedd eszre vegre mar, hogy vesztettel Te is itt ragadtal a sarban Nem varnak Amerikaban Ott, ahol az elet durva Mint a sarkon az oreg kurva Arcan vastag a festek Elhordta mar a testet Akar egy ocska farmert De tuladni rajta nem mert Es fejedhez fogod a fegyvert De gyava vagy olni embert Es gyava vagy elni ujra Pontot tenni a multra Es eljon a holnap egyszer A TV-re ebredsz reggel Es ugyanaz a neger rappel De neked ez a szar mar nem kell |
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from Cowboy Junkies - Open (2002)
(a curly blonde disaster
Lying out there) He said, "you make me feel As desired as a crackling fire." She said, "I saw a man out walking Upon still waters... (I want to lie beside you In a warm bed, Feel your heart Beat in my throat.) ...and no one stopped to stare. There he was all, alone, Out walking upon still waters." He said, "you can feel it fall, All at once upon the land." She said, "you don't know what you've missed Until you've walked upon still waters." (a curly blonde disaster) |
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from Cowboy Junkies - Early 21st Century Blues (2005)
[Traditional]
He was just a blue-eyed boston boy His voice was low with pain I'll do your bidding commrad mine If i ride back again But if you ride back and i am dead You'll do as much for me Mother, you know, must hear the news So write to her tenderly She's a-waiting at home like a patient saint Her fallen face paled with woe Her heart would be broken when i am gone I'll see her soon, i know. Just then the order came to charge For an instant hand touched hand They sayed "aye" and away they rode That brave and devoted band Straight was the course to the top of the hill And the rebels they shot and shelled Plowed furroughs of death through the toiling ranks And guarded them as they fell There soon was a horrible dying yell From heights that they could not gain And those who doom and death had spared Rode slowly back again But among the dead that were left on the hill Was the boy with curly hair The tall dark man who fought by his side Lay dead beside him there Well there was was no one to write to the blue-eyed girl The words that her lover had said While mother at home is awaiting her boy She'll only know he's dead She'll only know he's dead |
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from Cowboy Junkies - Black Eyed Man (1992)
You're clean as a widow woman's washboard, son,
stick it in the wind Put the mountains to your back the great plains on your grille time to take a little spin Boulder looks like the type of town that I could spend some time, but in Houston they got our name in lights You're clean as a widow woman's washboard, son, the slab is yours tonight Townes is in the back lounge with his hands in his pocket pulls out two dice and says, 'Let's get at it' Salina in the headlights, snake eyes on the floor, Al drops another twenty, Pete heads for the door, Springer's feeling lucky, sits down for a spell, Oklahoma City and he's lost his last bill Jeff is in a bind waiting on sister hicks seven comes a-calling as we cross on into Texas Townes is in the back lounge with a fist full of fives he says, 'It's a little bit long but I'm enjoying this ride' Be careful with the dice when you're surrounded by others with boxcars in their eyes Never count your winnings at hour 23 of a 24-hour drive Remember that you're not the one calling the tune that's making those diamonds dance or you'll be clean as a widow woman's washboard, son, and those are the facts Townes is in the back lounge cursing at them bones he says, 'Ain't this fool ever heard of Raton' |
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from Cowboy Junkies - The Trinity Session (1993)
I buried him down by the river
'cause that's where he liked to be and every night when the moon is high I go there and weep openly He and I were married By this river 'neath this willow tree and with God and friends witnessing it He pledged his life to me To me he was Earth and I rooted in his soil I to he was Sky vast and free of the burdens from which he toiled Then one night a terrible fight Words spoken better left unsaid With his wedding vows ringing in my ears He gave his life to me They say to love is to bury Those demons from which we all hide But tonight by this river 'neath this willow tree Becoming one of Earth and Sky |
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from Cowboy Junkies - Trinity Revisited (2010)
I buried him down by the river
'cause that's where he liked to be and every night when the moon is high I go there and weep openly He and I were married By this river 'neath this willow tree and with God and friends witnessing it He pledged his life to me To me he was Earth and I rooted in his soil I to he was Sky vast and free of the burdens from which he toiled Then one night a terrible fight Words spoken better left unsaid With his wedding vows ringing in my ears He gave his life to me They say to love is to bury Those demons from which we all hide But tonight by this river 'neath this willow tree Becoming one of Earth and Sky |
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from Cowboy Junkies - Black Eyed Man (1992)
Won't say I love you babe
Won't say I need you babe But I'm going to get you babe and I will not do you wrong Living's mostly wasting time and I waste my share of mine but it never feels too good so let's not take too long You're as soft as glass and I'm a gentle man we got the sky to talk about and the world to lie upon Days up and down they come like rain on a conga drum forget most, remember some but don't turn none away Everything is not enough nothing is too much to bear where you been is good and gone all you keep's the getting there To live is to fly low and high so shake the dust off of your wings and the sleep out of your eyes It's goodbye to all my friends It's time to go again Think of all the poetry and the pickin' down the line I'll miss the system here the bottom's low and the treble's clear but it don't pay to think too much on the things you leave behind I may be gone but I won't be long I'll be bringing back the melody and the rhythm that I find We all got holes to fill and them holes are all that's real some fall on you like a storm sometimes you dig your own But choice is yours to make time is yours to take some dive into the sea some toil upon the stone To live is to fly low and high so shake the dust off of your wings the sleep out of your eyes |
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from Deadicated: A Tribute To The Grateful Dead [omnibus] (1991)
To lay me down
Once more To lay me down With my head in sparkling clover Let the world go by All lost in dreaming To lay me down One last time To lay me down To be with you Once more To be with you With our bodies close together Let the world go by Like clouds a-streaming To lay me down Once more To lay me down To lay me down To lay me down To lay me down Once more To lay me down To lie with you One more To lie with you With our dreams entwined together To lie beside you My love still sleeping To tell sweet lies One last time And say good-night To lay me down To lay me down To lay me down One last ime To lay me down To lay me down One last ime To lay me down |
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from Cowboy Junkies - Open (2002)
Here we all are at the end of "the century of beauty lost".
We greedily ate what you gave us, the rest we tossed. We've trapped all your rivers, paved every pass, Pulled at your sky till we caused it to rip. But you've got Jimi Hendrix so lets call it an even split. I've met a girl who has turned my whole world upside down. The stars I once stretched for, now litter the ground. I am cursed by too little, or is it too much belief, In the strength of another man's words. But I've got a girl, thank you Lord. Here we all are at the start of another thousand years. All those love stories, yet to be told. Ours is this river asleep at our feet, Blessed by this wet autumn day. Here we all are... |
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from Cowboy Junkies - Miles From Our Home (1999)
Place my body on the funeral pyre,
cut it loose to float downstream Leave it frozen on a mountain top, suspend it high to be picked clean You said never to grow old, but you forgot to tell me how You said never to grow old and then you sank your teeth into those final feet Last night I dreamt of owls at my window I knew that time was winding down Turned to tell you of my premonition, changed my mind and lay back down You said never to grow old, but you forgot to tell me how You said never to grow old and then you sank your teeth into those final feet No sense wasting the time you got, you got to walk down every road No sense pretending that you're what you're not, when you got to shoulder every load You said never to grow old, but you forgot to tell me how You said never to grow old and then you sank your teeth into those final feet Cut it loose, cut it loose, cut it loose You said never to grow old, but you forgot to tell me how You said never to grow old and then you sank your teeth into those final feet |
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from Cowboy Junkies - Early 21st Century Blues (2005)
Try to find the reference
It makes no difference to me. Draw your own conclusions, Add to my confusion if you please. The time for concessions And midnight confessions is long gone. I'll sit here in the silence And wait for all the violence to engulf me. I hate to take the easy way out, now people, But options are closing down fast. More things are wrought by prayer Than this world dreams of. Vengeance has been tasted, Hatred cultivated, Its an old game. Everyone gets fatter, People choose what matters, There's no shame. I hate to take the easy way out, now people, But options are closing down fast. More things are wrought by prayer Than this world dreams of. Simple as a folk tale, Deadly as a stairwell, It surrounds you. Stupid men and bastards Always bite their masters. They will get you. I hate to take the easy way out, now people, But options are closing down fast. More things are wrought by prayer Than this world dreams of. This world dreams of |
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from Cowboy Junkies - Black Eyed Man (1992)
This street holds its secrets like a cobra holds its kill
This street minds its business like a jailer minds his jail That house there is haunted That door's a portal to hell This street holds its secrets very well That man wears his skin like a dancer wears her veils That man stalks his victims like a cancer stalks a cell That man's soul has left him his heart's as deadly as a rusty nail That man sheds his skin like a veil Lord, you play a hard game, you know we follow every rule Then you take the one thing we thought we'd never lose All I ask is if she's with you please keep her warm and safe and if it's in your power please purge the memory of this place This life holds its secrets like a sea shell holds the sea, soft and distant calling like a fading memory This life has its victories but its defeats tear so viciously This life holds its secrets like the sea |
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from Cowboy Junkies - The Caution Horses (1990)
Caught in the vice of heaven and earth
he turned his life into a cell imprisoned by the doubts which hound us all and those desires which we all know so well His days he lost to promises, his nights he purged of dreams and he would wake in the hours before sunrise and dread the coming of the day Never thought a man could become so desperate never thought a life could lose so much hope to be tearing at the roots around you as if in manacles, or irons, or ropes They say he told his children that all he taught was lost that love and pride and honesty were to be gained at too high a cost It's been thirty summers that I've spent with him and I expect thirty more to pass he has blessed my life in so many ways that I could never turn my back But I need just one more reminder of the man that he used to be if he would just look deep into my eyes and say it's in you my love that I will find the key |
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from River Wild (리버 와일드) [ost] (1994)
The water is wide, I can not cross over
Neither have I wings to fly Give me a boat that can carry two and both shall row, my love and I Love is gentle and love is kind The sweetest flower when first it's new But love grows old and waxes cold and fades away like morning dew The water is wide, I can not cross over Neither have I wings to fly Give me a boat that can carry two and both shall row, my love and I and both shall row, my love and I |
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from Cowboy Junkies - Miles From Our Home (1999)
Another note afloat upon this paper sea
Explain to me How this can be Another face erased From this tidal pool Found one day Then swept away I will carry you my love If you can carry me Through this summer of our discontent Another day away From clutching hands Explain to me How this can be I will carry you my love If you can carry me Through this summer of our discontent Another falling wave Upon this crumbling beach How many more Until we meet? I will carry you my love If you can carry me Through this summer of our discontent |
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from Cowboy Junkies - One Soul Now (2004)
Stars of our stars.
Dreams of my dreams. You come to me Singing " The Stars Of Our Stars". The stars of our stars Came up the first day. The moon did set. The sun comes up. And all the stars did disappear. Stars of our stars. Dreams of my dreams. You come to me Dancing to "The Stars Of Our Stars". The stars of our stars Came up the second day. The moon did set. The sun comes up. And all the stars did disappear. Times at night in the spill of light You catch a glimpse. You make a start with an eager heart, But it always slips. And then everything shifts. Stars of our stars. Dreams of my dreams. You come to me Trailing "The Stars Of Our Stars". The stars of our stars Will come up the third day. The moon will set. The sun comes up. And all the stars will disappear. |
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from Cowboy Junkies - One Soul Now (2004)
Jesus, sweet Jesus if you're listening
Can you pass me to your pa. I'm having a hard time understanding Why he's so cruel and demanding With his love. Darling, sweet darling keep whispering I'll find you through this din. Sitting and watching, Two flames busy dancing To our love. Grab on to this moment, inhale it And hold it inside. Savour its sweetness, Yearn for the slide. Jesus, sweet Jesus if you're listening Can you pass me to your pa. I'm having a hard time understanding Why he's so discriminating With his love. |
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Jesus, sweet Jesus if you're listening
Can you pass me to your pa. I'm having a hard time understanding Why he's so cruel and demanding With his love. Darling, sweet darling keep whispering I'll find you through this din. Sitting and watching, Two flames busy dancing To our love. Grab on to this moment, inhale it And hold it inside. Savour its sweetness, Yearn for the slide. Jesus, sweet Jesus if you're listening Can you pass me to your pa. I'm having a hard time understanding Why he's so discriminating With his love. |
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from Cowboy Junkies - Pale Sun/ Crescent Moon (1997)
Eyed it, dried it, untied it Chilled it, spilled it, refilled it Taste it, traced it, erased it He's my post to lean on And I just cut him down So I'm out to land on somethin' Hopefully a boy will come to me at the ground Eyed it, dried it, untied it Chilled it, spilled it, refilled it Taste it, trace it, erased it He's my post to lean on And I just cut him down So I'm out to land on somethin' Hopefully a boy will come to me at the ground He's my post to lean on And I just cut him down So I'm out to land on somethin' Hopefully a boy will come to me at the ground |
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from Cowboy Junkies - Black Eyed Man (1992)
Mornings feel so damn sad these days
without the call of the 8:15 That old familiar echo has finally died away leaving nothing but a chill where there once was a mighty scream And I've watched the flat cars take away our timber I've watched the coal cars steal our rock And now that we've got nothing left to take we're told that the wheels will stop turning, the whistles will stop blowing, these foolish dreams must stop Last year they closed down the post office, took the only flag we had in town That old brick building still stands like a cenotaph to a vision lost and buried in a very distant past And I've watched the flat cars take away our timber I've watched the coal cars steal our rock And now that we've got nothing left to take we're told that the wheels will stop turning, the whistles will stop blowing, these foolish dreams must stop The longest train I've ever seen was the train that you were on I walked you to the station, we kissed and you were gone I dream at night about you coming home The train in the station, your uniform on fire as you step onto the platform the band plays a little louder, and as we embrace your cap falls off Oh, I guess these foolish dreams must stop Mornings feel so damn sad these days without the call of the 8:15 Looks like this town is finally going to die away leaving nothing but broken promises where there once was small town dreams And I've watched the flat cars take away our timber I've watched the coal cars steal our rock And now that we've got nothing left to take we're told that the TV station will be closing, Main Street windows will need boarding, that these foolish dreams must stop |
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from Cowboy Junkies - The Trinity Session (1993)
Anyone who's ever had a heart
Wouldn't turn around and break it and anyone who's ever played a part Wouldn't turn around and hate it Sweet Jane, sweet Jane Sweet, sweet Jane You're waiting for Jimmy down in the alley Waiting there for him to come back home Waiting down on the corner and thinking of ways to get back home Sweet Jane, sweet Jane Sweet, sweet Jane Anyone who's ever had a dream Anyone who's ever played a part Anyone who's ever been lonely and anyone who's ever split apart Sweet Jane, sweet Jane Sweet, sweet Jane Heavenly widened roses seem to whisper to me when you smile Heavenly widened roses seem to whisper to me when you smile La la la la, la la la, etc... Sweet Jane Sweet, sweet Jane |
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from Cowboy Junkies - 200 More Miles (2002)
Anyone who's ever had a heart
Wouldn't turn around and break it And anyone who's ever played a part Wouldn't turn around and hate it Sweet Jane, sweet Jane Sweet, sweet Jane You're waiting For Jimmy down in the alley Waiting there For him to come back home Waiting down on the corner And thinking of ways To get back home Sweet Jane, sweet Jane Sweet, sweet Jane Anyone who's ever had a dream Anyone who's ever played a part Anyone who's ever been lonely And anyone who's ever split apart Sweet Jane, sweet Jane Sweet, sweet Jane Heavenly widened roses Seem to whisper to me When you smile Heavenly widened roses Seem to whisper to me When you smile La la la la, la la la, Sweet Jane Sweet, sweet Jane |
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from Cowboy Junkies - Trinity Revisited (2010)
Anyone who's ever had a heart
Wouldn't turn around and break it And anyone who's ever played a part Wouldn't turn around and hate it Sweet Jane, sweet Jane Sweet, sweet Jane You're waiting For Jimmy down in the alley Waiting there For him to come back home Waiting down on the corner And thinking of ways To get back home Sweet Jane, sweet Jane Sweet, sweet Jane Anyone who's ever had a dream Anyone who's ever played a part Anyone who's ever been lonely And anyone who's ever split apart Sweet Jane, sweet Jane Sweet, sweet Jane Heavenly widened roses Seem to whisper to me When you smile Heavenly widened roses Seem to whisper to me When you smile La la la la, la la la, Sweet Jane Sweet, sweet Jane |
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from Cowboy Junkies - 200 More Miles (2002)
Sun comes up, it's tuesday morning
Hits me straight in the eye Guess you forgot to close the blind last night Oh, that's right, I forgot, it was me I sure do miss the smell of black coffee in the morning, The sound of water splashing all over the bathroom, The kiss that you would give me even though I was sleeping, But I kind of like the feel of this extra few feet in my bed Telephone's ringing, but I don't answer it 'cause everybody knows that good news always sleeps till noon Guess it's tea and toast for breakfast again Maybe I'll add a little t.v. too No milk! god, how I hate that Guess I'll go to the corner, get breakfast from jenny She's got a black eye this morning, 'jen how'd ya get it? ' She says, 'last night, bobby got a little bit out of hand' Lunchtime. I start to dial your number Then I remember so I reach for something to smoke And anyways I'd rather listen to coltrane Than go through all that shit again There's something about an afternoon spent doing nothing Just listening to records and watching the sun falling Thinking of things that don't have to add up to something And this spell won't be broken By the sound of keys scraping in the lock Maybe tonight it's a movie With plenty of room for elbows and knees A bag of popcorn all to myself, Black and white with a strong female lead And if I don't like it, no debate, I'll leave Here comes that feeling that I'd forgotten How strange these streets feel When you're alone on them Each pair of eyes just filled with suggestion So I lower my head, make a beeline for home Seething inside Funny, I'd never noticed The sound the streetcars make as they pass my window Which reminds me that I forgot to close the blind again Yeah, sure I'll admit there are times when I miss you Especially like now when I need someone to hold me But there are some things that can never be forgiven And I just gotta tell you That I kinda like this extra few feet in my bed |
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from Cowboy Junkies - The Caution Horses (1990)
Sun comes up, it's Tuesday morning hits me straight in the eye guess you forgot to close the blind last night Oh, that's right, I forgot, it was me I sure do miss the smell of black coffee in the morning, the sound of water splashing all over the bathroom, the kiss that you would give me even though I was sleeping, but I kind of like the feel of this extra few feet in my bed Telephone's ringing, but I don't answer it 'cause everybody knows that good news always sleeps till noon Guess it's tea and toast for breakfast again maybe I'll add a little T.V. too No milk! God, how I hate that Guess I'll go to the corner, get breakfast from Jenny She's got a black eye this morning, `Jen how'd ya get it?' she says, `Last night, Bobby got a little bit out of hand' Lunchtime. I start to dial your number then I remember so I reach for something to smoke and anyways I'd rather listen to Coltrane than go through all that shit again There's something about an afternoon spent doing nothing Just listening to records and watching the sun falling Thinking of things that don't have to add up to something and this spell won't be broken by the sound of keys scraping in the lock Maybe tonight it's a movie with plenty of room for elbows and knees a bag of popcorn all to myself, black and white with a strong female lead and if I don't like it, no debate, I'll leave Here comes that feeling that I'd forgotten how strange these streets feel when you're alone on them Each pair of eyes just filled with suggestion So I lower my head, make a beeline for home Seething inside Funny, I'd never noticed the sound the streetcars make as they pass my window Which reminds me that I forgot to close the blind again Yeah, sure I'll admit there are times when I miss you Especially like now when I need someone to hold me but there are some things that can never be forgiven and I just gotta tell you that I kinda like this extra few feet in my bed |
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from Cowboy Junkies - 200 More Miles (2002)
New Jersey Turnpike
Riding on a wet night 'Neath the refinery's glow Down where the great black river flow Licence, registration I ain't got none But I got a clear conscience 'Bout the things that I done Mister State Trooper Please don't stop me Please don't stop me Please don't stop me Maybe you got a kid Maybe you got a pretty wife The only thing that I got's Been bugging me my whole life Mister State Trooper Please don't stop me Please don't stop me Please don't ya stop me Well, in the wee wee hours Your mind gets hazy Radio relay towers Gonna lead me to my baby Radio's jammed up with talk show stations It's just talk, talk, talk, talk 'Til you lose your patience Mister State Trooper Please don't stop me Please don't stop me Please don't ya stop me Hey, somebody out there Listen to my last prayer, Heigh-ho, Silver, oh Deliver me from nowhere |
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from Cowboy Junkies - Lay It Down (1996)
Speaking confidentially
the fire that burnt inside of me has turned to ash the tortured tree that grows beside the anguished sea Speaking confidentially Speaking metaphorically the earth I trust beneath my feet is moving now ever so slightly I shift my feet but feel no relief Speaking metaphorically Speaking hypothetically if the air you breathed was so unique would you use it up to idly speak or horde it for a rainy week Speaking hypothetically Speaking kind of cryptically the sea that raged beside the tree burning bright for all to see it just might mean the most to me Speaking kind of cryptically |
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from Cowboy Junkies - Black Eyed Man (1992)
The flies have quit their buzzing
Even Bear has stopped his barking They all sense something brewing up the James and headed this way Bobby sips his morning coffee Says `Have you finished with the funnies? Looks like a storm's coming honey guess we'll have to stay in bed today' I've heard that into every life a little of it must fall If there's any truth to the saying, Lord, let it be a southern rain Marie was born in Macon, Georgia She met a west coast lawyer He plucked that sweet magnolia and carried her to the hills of West L.A. She says `I never thought I'd tire of a dollar But this life has grown so hollow Every night there's lipstick on his collar and every morning I wash it away' She heard that into every life a little of it must fall So she spends her evenings praying for a little of that southern rain Cars alive on city streets of sparkling black water like waves beneath my window never break just roll away Tonight, this rain will be my lullaby these cars, my dreams to carry me home to stay The wipers beat a rhythm Truck spray obscures my vision But I'm closing in on my destination Two more hours and I'll be at your door And it will never cease to amaze me how a little rain can drive folks crazy When I'd trade all my blue skies gladly for your blue eyes, crooked smile and a steady downpour I've heard that into every life a little of it must fall, but you'll never catch me complaining about too much of that southern rain |
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from Cowboy Junkies - Lay It Down (1996)
One foot strands before the crib
the other by the casket A question formed upon stilled lips is passed on but never asked I guess I believe that there's a point to what we do But I ask myself is there something more besides you? Two are born to cross their paths, their lives, their hearts If by chance one turns away are they forever lost? I guess I believe that there's a point to what we do But I ask myself is there something more besides you? This morning I awoke, the bed warm where it once was cold Small blessings laid upon us Small mysteries slowly unfold Yet I still wonder is there a point to what we do? 'Cause I kind of doubt that there is something more besides you Although it's hard to find the point to what we do, do I dare believe that there is something more besides you? |
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from Cowboy Junkies - Miles From Our Home (1999)
Someone
Out there Kneeling. No one Out there Listening. But what I want to know Before you save my soul Is who gave this power to that fucker up there? Someone Out there Crying. Someone Out there Waiting. But what I want to know Before I let you go Is who gave this power to that fucker up there? |
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from Cowboy Junkies - Open (2002)
I've been told that it's just the way life goes.
Once the wildest river is now a trickle to the sea. The peak we risk our lives to scale becomes dirt beneath our feet. The wisdom of a life time always disappears untapped. Paradise once given will always be taken back. And the love you hang your life upon will start to slowly crack. I have seen people suffocate the dream. Forgetting to turn that one last time while she watches through the door. Focusing on the garbage that she use to ignore. Thinking she looks so beautiful but not yelling it out loud. He should have thought to kiss her before he headed out. Just forgetting how f**king lucky you are to have found her in such a crowd. But we've seen a cloud of starlings rising on a crisp autumn day. We were handed the weight of a child sleeping and bore her away. We've tasted the tears that fall when saying goodbye forever. And we've seen the silver from a waxing moon wash upon the shore. I have heard about the lives of small swift birds. They dazzle with their colour and their deftness through the air. Just a simple glimpse will keep you simply standing there. Legendary journeys made on fragile hollow wings. The night skies rich with whistling each and every spring. And then there's the day we look for them and can't find them anywhere. I've been told that it's just the way life goes. |
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from Cowboy Junkies - One Soul Now (2004)
Jesus was a carpenter he died nailed to a wooden cross.
Irony oh irony upon me it is never lost. Gather 'round now people, I'm here to tell a tale About a man who walks among you, a man you each know well. My name is Simon Keeper I had a wife and three grown kids, A job in the towers cooking the books for the shills that grease the skids. Irony oh irony, you are a bitter fruit to eat. Stripped of all your beauty your flesh is none too sweet. Now I ain't the most honest man that ever worked a skim. I was caught with my hand in the cookie jar and brother that was it. Fifty-four and a big black mark upon my resume, I found selling off what you don't own might earn you the time of day. Next it was a letter from my darling one, "what's yours is mine, what's mine is mine", Sealed with a hug and kiss. One by one my children closed their lives to me. Lesson learned on Daddy's knee, "give no quarter to the weak". Irony oh irony, you are the polar seed of truth, You grow upon the open plain the faithful you uproot. Kicked around 'bout a year living hand to mouth, Then one day tryin' to bum a light I felt my will give out. Sat right down on the corner, started prayin' a little too loud. Left my troubles far behind When I saw them emptying their pockets out. Irony oh irony, you are a treacherous son of a bitch, Pretending not to care about the heights you'll never reach. Now I won't start in preaching 'bout reaping what you sow, This is the story of a half-hearted man, Half honest as they go. But sit on down and rest a spell I've got another tale to tell. About a lost young man in a far away land whose life is just too easy to sell. Jesus was a carpenter he died nailed to a wooden cross. Irony oh irony upon me it is never lost. |
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from Cowboy Junkies - One Soul Now (2004)
Jesus was a carpenter he died nailed to a wooden cross.
Irony oh irony upon me it is never lost. Gather 'round now people, I'm here to tell a tale About a man who walks among you, a man you each know well. My name is Simon Keeper I had a wife and three grown kids, A job in the towers cooking the books for the shills that grease the skids. Irony oh irony, you are a bitter fruit to eat. Stripped of all your beauty your flesh is none too sweet. Now I ain't the most honest man that ever worked a skim. I was caught with my hand in the cookie jar and brother that was it. Fifty-four and a big black mark upon my resume, I found selling off what you don't own might earn you the time of day. Next it was a letter from my darling one, "what's yours is mine, what's mine is mine", Sealed with a hug and kiss. One by one my children closed their lives to me. Lesson learned on Daddy's knee, "give no quarter to the weak". Irony oh irony, you are the polar seed of truth, You grow upon the open plain the faithful you uproot. Kicked around 'bout a year living hand to mouth, Then one day tryin' to bum a light I felt my will give out. Sat right down on the corner, started prayin' a little too loud. Left my troubles far behind When I saw them emptying their pockets out. Irony oh irony, you are a treacherous son of a bitch, Pretending not to care about the heights you'll never reach. Now I won't start in preaching 'bout reaping what you sow, This is the story of a half-hearted man, Half honest as they go. But sit on down and rest a spell I've got another tale to tell. About a lost young man in a far away land whose life is just too easy to sell. Jesus was a carpenter he died nailed to a wooden cross. Irony oh irony upon me it is never lost. |
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from Cowboy Junkies - One Soul Now (2004)
Time slips away
And the light begins to fade And everything is quiet now Feeling is gone And the picture disappears And everything is cold now The dream had to end The wish never came true And the girl, starts to sing Seventeen seconds A measure of life Seventeen seconds |
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from Cowboy Junkies - Pale Sun/ Crescent Moon (1997)
Haven't seen the sun for seven days November's got her nails dug in deep Haven't seen my son for seven years and the chances are we'll never again meet If truth be told I don't even know his name If truth be told he doesn't even know my name I spend my spare time with my rosary beads although I never learnt to pray but you don't need the light and it's best to pretend that you've seen the errors of your ways The darkness in here is as heavy as a judgement This darkness, heavy as a judgement My dreams are now filled with Gilead trees and other sights that I've never seen They used to be filled with the fears of tomorrow and the horror that it might bring His eyes felt to me as cold as a stone mason's chisel His eyes fell on me, cold like a stone mason's chisel Strange how a mind can always recall what the senses eagerly leave behind I can remember his face, rage, disgust and distaste but to my fear I have grown blind Memories are just dead men making trouble this memory is just a dead man making trouble |
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from Cowboy Junkies - The Caution Horses (1990)
She captured both Rock and Bird
tied one to the leg of the other kept them as prisoners until they knew who was master then she threw them to the sky Bird with unbarred wings disappeared Rock with weighted heart returned and Rock became her anchor and Bird became her dream Now she stands on the forest floor among the pines and towering firs Rock still firm beneath her feet Bird perched high above her singing songs of love's betrayal 'I offered you my endless skies you countered with hoods and chains this song I sing will be the last to be inspired by your memory' |
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from Cowboy Junkies - Pale Sun/ Crescent Moon (1997)
She placed her ring on the sill, dishes piled high She's on the front porch step and the air smells like snow She's thinking of the siege to come and how she'll miss those weekends in the park with the sun on her face and her book by her side and that lingering taste that he left on her tongue He lifts his glass from the table It leaves a ring where it stood He sees the light from the window caress her like he knows he should He's remembering the first time he kissed her and how he'd wake and immediately he'd miss her, like a spell, with each breath, he'd taste her breath like a haunting, irritating as hell Do you remember when you'd pray to never see the day when someone would make you feel this way 'Cause you knew they would cut right through you and once inside, you were afraid they'd find nothing to hold on to He puts her ring on her finger, she brushes back his hair He takes a sip from his glass, she inhales the cold fall air And they're thinking of the long road ahead and the strength that they will need just to reach the end And there in the silence they search for the balance between this fear that they feel and a love that has graced their lives |
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from Cowboy Junkies - Sx7 (2001)
Take me down to the bed of the river
Blood trivia, suicide thinker Hands tied, they're tightly vowen Spirit rythm I'm pure and chosen… I want you I hunger for your loving hands I thirst for the cradle of legato chants Reverse the sides of the common man Direct your hate like the Son of Sam Await your fate it's all in your hands Centerfolds of oozies aren't they so grand I am Something, I am Nothing Timeless and Broken, Unsung and Chosen Preaching - Teaching - Searching - Feasting For the profound feeling, Revelation Mary Bleed the fears - Bathe in your tears Blasphemous excess - with/Absolutely no regrets I slept in the ashes of, the ashes of eden Celebrated badges of, unnatural yearnings I call on to you -, I call on to you, - I call on to you It's Revelations… Mary Preaching - Teaching - Searching - Feasting - For the profound Feeling, Revelation Mary I call on to you, I call on to you, I call on to you Revelation Mary |
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from Cowboy Junkies - Sx7 (2001)
Var ram az apam az anyam
Vacsira de haza ugysem megyek iskola utan Rock and roll szedit, meg hiv ezen az ejszakan Varhatnak ram Sut a nap jon a nyar bizsereg az agyam Belehalok olyan nagyon akarom A fejemet vakarom Az orakat, a perceket szamolom Mert erzem, tudom Ram mamor var Buli van faszikam Duborog a zene, hulye aki ilyenkor is kesereg Sornyitot keresek, gyere velem, itt a helyed Elvesztheted a fejed, nem baj, ha nincs jegyed Ram mamor var Buli van, gyere meg, ebb?l soha nem eleg Ordog bujt beled, itala fejbe vag Ugy jo, ha art, mamor var rad Kinyitott a bufe croissant, parfe, bole Nincs le, nincs le Teljesen kesz vagyok minden jora Francia ora, legyen a csajoke Recseg a rekame |
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from Cowboy Junkies - Sx7 (2001)
Ez egy ujabb elkurt ejszaka a Foldon
Az agyamat a Holdra kuldom Altatot teszek a piaba Mer' ugyis minden hiaba Soha nem kapom meg a valaszt A kobor angyal is engem valaszt Kerdezi, van-e egy kis aprod Kovet, mint kiralyat az aprod Igaz hittel, iszonyu naggyal Frissen mosott aggyal Probal elcsabitani De nem tud elkabitani En nem akarom megserteni De sohasem fogja megerteni Nekem miert konnyu a jatek Minden ugyanaz, csak maskepp Az ido is nekem munkal Van, aki tobbet tud mar O, akit soha nem szeretnek Mutatnak ra, hogy eretnek Mint a kozepkorban, a sotetben Ma is ugyanaz megy csak mas neven Boszorkany eg a maglyan En meg cigire gyujtok a langjan A fustot a pofadba fujom Tuladok ezen a sulyon Eggye valok a kejjel Talan utoljara ma ejjel Lelepek a legjobbkor Ne lasd, hogy beteg a doktor Mondj el egy ujabb imat Es ne tudd meg azt, hogy pusztul a vilag |
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from Cowboy Junkies - The Caution Horses (1990)
Look out, Mama, there's a white boat coming up the river, with a big red beacon and a flag and a man on the rail I think you'd better call John 'cause it don't look like they're here to deliver the mail And it's less than a mile away I hope they didn't come to stay It's got numbers on the side and a gun, and it's making big waves Daddy's gone, my brother's out hunting in the mountains Big John's been drinking since the river took Emmy Lou So the powers that be left me here to do all the thinking And I just turned twenty-two I was wondering what to do And the closer they got, The more those feelings grew Daddy's rifle in my hand felt reassuring He told me, 'Red means run, Son, numbers add up to nothing' But when that first shot hit the dock, I saw it coming Raised the rifle to my eye Never stopped to wonder why Then I saw black and my face flash in the sky Shelter me from the powder and the finger Cover me with the thought that pulled the trigger Just think of me as one you never figured, to fade away so young with so much left undone Remember me to my love I know I'll miss her |
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from Cowboy Junkies - The Trinity Session (1993)
Especially with my head pounding
and lying helpless in my bed I long for you and your expert hands To ease this white heat from my head And you would boast that you knew All the pressure points inside And you could just as easily kill me Beneath the desire that I hide But as your patient I knew That your healing powers had grown From a sore that's far far deeper Than this heart where the pain was born With my head again clear I think of words to send to you To coax you back to my side But always leave out 'I love you' And then through my front door A picture of a faraway land And to with love on the back And once again I reach for my pen |
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from Cowboy Junkies - Trinity Revisited (2010)
Especially with my head pounding
and lying helpless in my bed I long for you and your expert hands To ease this white heat from my head And you would boast that you knew All the pressure points inside And you could just as easily kill me Beneath the desire that I hide But as your patient I knew That your healing powers had grown From a sore that's far far deeper Than this heart where the pain was born With my head again clear I think of words to send to you To coax you back to my side But always leave out "I love you" And then through my front door A picture of a faraway land And to with love on the back And once again I reach for my pen |
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from Cowboy Junkies - Pale Sun/ Crescent Moon (1997)
Fifty miles from Dakota territory Cheyenne scalp hangs from his belt Found him alone washing in the Bighorn a steady aim and he bagged his game Pale sun falls without contest Here is obedient darkness He will not return White Cadillac, white man at the wheel, white faces on the mountain, wounds that will never heal Black clouds overhead, old man says looks like rain Thieves' Road winds to the Black Hills sign says South Dakota, U.S.A. Grass plains stretch to the horizon, not a soul can be found on them They will not return Old rusted pickup and a mad dog in the yard, purple paint peels but fails to reveal the bitterness that grows inside Cloud of dust in the distance, strange knock beneath my hood Is it better to have words left unsaid than to have words misunderstood? Pale sun falls without contest Here is obedient darkness It will return I know it will return It will return |
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from Cowboy Junkies - 200 More Miles (2002)
Fifty miles from Dakota territory
Cheyenne scalp hangs from his belt Found him alone washing in the Bighorn a steady aim and he bagged his game Pale sun falls without contest Here is obedient darkness He will not return White Cadillac, white man at the wheel, white faces on the mountain, wounds that will never heal Black clouds overhead, old man says looks like rain Thieves' Road winds to the Black Hills sign says South Dakota, U.S.A. Grass plains stretch to the horizon, not a soul can be found on them They will not return Old rusted pickup and a mad dog in the yard, purple paint peels but fails to reveal the bitterness that grows inside Cloud of dust in the distance, strange knock beneath my hood Is it better to have words left unsaid than to have words misunderstood? Pale sun falls without contest Here is obedient darkness It will return I know it will return It will return |
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from Cowboy Junkies - Black Eyed Man (1992)
The hoods are up on Pine Street,
rear ends lifted too The great-grandsons of General Robert E. Lee are making love with a little help from STP Their women on the porches comparing alibis Greasy eggs and bacon, bumper stickers aimed to start a fight, full gun racks, Confederate caps, if you want some 'shine well, you can always find some more, but what I remember most is the colour of Suzy's door And Suzy says she's up there cutting carrots still And Suzy says she's missing me so I'm missing Oregon Hill A river to the south to wash away all sins A college to the east of us to learn where sin begins A graveyard to the west of it all which I may soon be lying in 'Cause to the north there is a prison which I've come to call my home, but some Monday morning no country song will sing me home again And Suzy says she's up there cutting carrots still And Suzy says she's missing me so I'm missing Oregon Hill Sunday morning, eight A.M., sirens fill the air Sounds like someone made the river Sounds like someone being born again Me, I'm just lying here in Suzy's bed Baptists celebrating with praises to the Lord, rednecks doing it with gin Me and Suzy, we're celebrating the joy of sleeping in because tomorrow I'll be home again But Suzy says she'll wait there cutting carrots by the window sill And Suzy says, 'Always think of me when you think of Oregon Hill' |
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from Cowboy Junkies - 200 More Miles (2002)
(Michael Timmins)
The hoods are up on Pine Street, rear ends lifted too The great-grandsons of General Robert E. Lee are making love with a little help from STP Their women on the porches comparing alibis Greasy eggs and bacon, bumper stickers aimed to start a fight, full gun racks, Confederate caps, if you want some 'shine well, you can always find some more, but what I remember most is the colour of Suzy's door And Suzy says she's up there cutting carrots still And Suzy says she's missing me so I'm missing Oregon Hill A river to the south to wash away all sins A college to the east of us to learn where sin begins A graveyard to the west of it all which I may soon be lying in 'Cause to the north there is a prison which I've come to call my home, but some Monday morning no country song will sing me home again And Suzy says she's up there cutting carrots still And Suzy says she's missing me so I'm missing Oregon Hill Sunday morning, eight A.M., sirens fill the air Sounds like someone made the river Sounds like someone being born again Me, I'm just lying here in Suzy's bed Baptists celebrating with praises to the Lord, rednecks doing it with gin Me and Suzy, we're celebrating the joy of sleeping in because tomorrow I'll be home again But Suzy says she'll wait there cutting carrots by the window sill And Suzy says, 'Always think of me when you think of Oregon Hill' |
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from Cowboy Junkies - One Soul Now (2004)
Abandon all those precious things.
one soul now Carry only what twilight brings. one soul now Watch the colour drain from the sky. one soul now Stillness settles, glides on by. one soul now I don't understand how these things move the way they do. Collide the way they do. Feel the way they do. When we touch the way we do. Fireflies drift on a midnight fog. one soul now Twinkling gifts from a puzzling god. one soul now Journey out into the fields. one soul now Crane our necks and watch us wheel. on soul now I don't understand how these things move the way they do. Collide the way they do. Feel the way they do. When we touch the way we do. Feel the weight of all those slings one soul now Carrying only what twilight brings one soul now |
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from Cowboy Junkies - One Soul Now (2004)
Abandon all those precious things.
one soul now Carry only what twilight brings. one soul now Watch the colour drain from the sky. one soul now Stillness settles, glides on by. one soul now I don't understand how these things move the way they do. Collide the way they do. Feel the way they do. When we touch the way we do. Fireflies drift on a midnight fog. one soul now Twinkling gifts from a puzzling god. one soul now Journey out into the fields. one soul now Crane our necks and watch us wheel. on soul now I don't understand how these things move the way they do. Collide the way they do. Feel the way they do. When we touch the way we do. Feel the weight of all those slings one soul now Carrying only what twilight brings one soul now |
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from Cowboy Junkies - Karos Az Egeszsegre (1998)
I was born of a 1 night stand
Had no home and I wasn't planned I've been jabbing ever since Took a shot and I won't even whince See them come and I've seen them go They hit me high so I'd hit'em low Money bags, money bags ain't no way I'm gonna sell my soul One punch I need your eyes to help me see Stupid challangers in front of me See your face and I push on it See your eyes and I knock your dead One punch |
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from Cowboy Junkies - Early 21st Century Blues (2005)
[U2 cover]
Is it getting better Or do you feel the same Will it make it easier on you now You've got someone to blame You say one love one life When its one need in the night one love we get to share it It leaves you baby if you dont care for it Did i disappoint you Or leave a bad taste in your mouth You act like you never had love And you want me to go without Well it's too late tonight To drag the past out into the light We're one, but we're not the same We get to carry each other carry each other one Have you come here for forgiveness? Have you come to raise the dead? Have you come here to play jesus To the lepers in your head? Did i ask too much more than a lot You gave me nothing now it's all i got We're one but we're not the same Well we hurt each other then we do it again You say love is a temple, love a higher law Love is a temple, love the higher law You ask me to enter, but then you make me And i can't be holding on to what When all you got is hurt one love one blood One life you got to do what you should One life with each othersisters brothers One life but we're not the same We get to carry each other carry each other one |
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from Cowboy Junkies - Lay It Down (1996)
Now I know, now I know what it means to be broken
Now I know, now I know what it means to be bared You in the chair perceptibly sinking I'm on my knees once again made aware of the world out there Grief is a word to describe the absense of feeling Now I know, now I know what it means to be broken Now I know, now I know, now I know what it means to be broken Now I know, now I know, now I know what it means to be bared You in the chair systematically sinking I'm on my knees once again made aware of the world out there Grief is a word to describe the absense of feeling Now I know, now I know, Now I know what it means to be broken |
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from Cowboy Junkies - One Soul Now (2004)
My love swears that he is made of truth
I do believe him though I know he lies. I've caught him creeping 'round darkened holes. I've caught him staring at distant skies. I would have seen it coming but I'm blind with age. Too much time on the battle line. Shut it all out just let the notes fall slow. Slow. My love lives inside a haze of gloom. He fears today, what might come tomorrow. Seeks the shadow, shuns the light. Bleeds for knowledge, prepares for sorrow. I would have seen it coming but I'm blind with age. Too much time on the battle line. Shut it all out just let the note fall slow. Slow. This ain't no depression, just notes falling slow. An early snow and notes falling slow. Do I have the strength to bear their passion? An early snow and notes falling slow. |
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from Cowboy Junkies - One Soul Now (2004)
My love swears that he is made of truth
I do believe him though I know he lies. I've caught him creeping 'round darkened holes. I've caught him staring at distant skies. I would have seen it coming but I'm blind with age. Too much time on the battle line. Shut it all out just let the notes fall slow. Slow. My love lives inside a haze of gloom. He fears today, what might come tomorrow. Seeks the shadow, shuns the light. Bleeds for knowledge, prepares for sorrow. I would have seen it coming but I'm blind with age. Too much time on the battle line. Shut it all out just let the note fall slow. Slow. This ain't no depression, just notes falling slow. An early snow and notes falling slow. Do I have the strength to bear their passion? An early snow and notes falling slow. |
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from Cowboy Junkies - Early 21st Century Blues (2005)
[Traditional]
No more my lord No more my lord Lord i'll never turn back, no more I have found in him Many resting place And he has made me glad No more my lord No more my lord Lord i'll never turn back, no more. Jesus, the man i am looking for Can you tell me where He has gone? Go down, go down In my flower yard And perhaps you may find Find him there. |
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from Cowboy Junkies - One Soul Now (2004)
This ain't no long journey home.
This ain't no trip across the tracks. This ain't no dead end street There ain't no turning back. This ain't no long journey home. Another tale about an aging man, A tried but twisted plot, Another hero finding out that he's not. Act one we watch the onion peel. Act two the tragic flaw revealed. In three we close our eyes as his fate's sealed. This ain't no long journey home. Here's a story about a once young girl Whose life has turned to rot. Thought she found her dreams but she had not. Act one we see her bold and strong. Act two we watch her fumble along. In three we close our eyes as all goes wrong. This ain't no long journey home. This ain't no trip across the tracks. This ain't no dead end street There ain't no turning back. This ain't no long journey home. A cautionary tale for all who come this way, A warning writ in water. Act one you'll see it all so clear. Act two you'll watch it disappear. In three open your eyes and stare down your fears. 'Cause this ain't no long journey home. This ain't no long journey home. This ain't no long journey home. This ain't no long journey home. |
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from Cowboy Junkies - One Soul Now (2004)
This ain't no long journey home.
This ain't no trip across the tracks. This ain't no dead end street There ain't no turning back. This ain't no long journey home. Another tale about an aging man, A tried but twisted plot, Another hero finding out that he's not. Act one we watch the onion peel. Act two the tragic flaw revealed. In three we close our eyes as his fate's sealed. This ain't no long journey home. Here's a story about a once young girl Whose life has turned to rot. Thought she found her dreams but she had not. Act one we see her bold and strong. Act two we watch her fumble along. In three we close our eyes as all goes wrong. This ain't no long journey home. This ain't no trip across the tracks. This ain't no dead end street There ain't no turning back. This ain't no long journey home. A cautionary tale for all who come this way, A warning writ in water. Act one you'll see it all so clear. Act two you'll watch it disappear. In three open your eyes and stare down your fears. 'Cause this ain't no long journey home. This ain't no long journey home. This ain't no long journey home. This ain't no long journey home. |
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from Cowboy Junkies - Miles From Our Home (1999)
No birds today
Just this square patch of gray Molting sky moving in on its morning prey No words today No one knocking at the gate I lost my name long before I lost my way I wonder what he thinks out there Pastures turn from black to green and black again The sun it carves a well worn path from here to there and the next day back No birds today Just this dull sky of gray Winter's quickly moving in on its skulking prey No dust today No clouds rising from my driveway No hope drifting slowly my way I wonder what he thinks in there Pastures turn from black to green and black again The sun it carves a well worn path from here to there and the next day back Cold bars of steel I'm beginning to dig the feel of all that disappears into....ethereal Cold words of hate Now I'm seeing how things break Much too late now to cure my mistakes I wonder what he thinks in there Pastures turn from black to green and black again The sun it carves a well worn path from here to there and the next day back No birds today Just this barren stretch of gray Just this barren stretch of gray |
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from Cowboy Junkies - One Soul Now (2004)
Betrayed? It's the question
That I am asking. Or just a lucky one deceived by too much love. Confused. Is the issue. I'm in need of high rescue. Another lucky one stunned by too much love. My wild child She's my salvaged shipwreck. My wild child she's my stone. My wild child She's my constant reminder. My wild child she's my home. Lost. Is the place Where I'm hammering stakes. Sign says, "A lucky one done in by too much love." Saved. Is the state That we are told was graced. He was just a lucky one betrayed by too much love. My wild child She's my salvaged shipwreck. My wild child she's my stone. My wild child She's my constant reminder. My wild child she's my home. Life. Is the riddle Of which we're caught in the middle. A couple of lucky ones Tangled up in too much love. My wild child She's my salvaged shipwreck. My wild child she's my stone. My wild child She's my constant reminder. My wild child she's my home. My wild child brings me home. |
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from Cowboy Junkies - One Soul Now (2004)
Betrayed? It's the question
That I am asking. Or just a lucky one deceived by too much love. Confused. Is the issue. I'm in need of high rescue. Another lucky one stunned by too much love. My wild child She's my salvaged shipwreck. My wild child she's my stone. My wild child She's my constant reminder. My wild child she's my home. Lost. Is the place Where I'm hammering stakes. Sign says, "A lucky one done in by too much love." Saved. Is the state That we are told was graced. He was just a lucky one betrayed by too much love. My wild child She's my salvaged shipwreck. My wild child she's my stone. My wild child She's my constant reminder. My wild child she's my home. Life. Is the riddle Of which we're caught in the middle. A couple of lucky ones Tangled up in too much love. My wild child She's my salvaged shipwreck. My wild child she's my stone. My wild child She's my constant reminder. My wild child she's my home. My wild child brings me home. |
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