Lyrics:
Rail-tie worker, I've been layin' ties on cold ground
But I'm leavin' this evenin' on the same tracks I laid down
There's some boys out in Jersey
really wanna do is
What we wanna do and do it all the day
But we never ever think about it
Life goes on and love gets in the way
Everybody does the same
I'm going back to that same old used-to-be,
Down in Joe Brown's coal mine.
Coal mine, coal mine, coal mine, coal mine.
Coal mine, coal mine, coal
Home again and the streets are not much cleaner
And the quaint old south side scenery
Is quaint no more
Just older than before
Go up the stairs
soon You rub me all the right ways baby You'll probably screw me too
When you were told you're too old To strip to pay the bills You moved in with your
that death is the way of the gun
They fought side by side, undefeated each time
Speed of their guns were the same
From dark city Kansas to wild
a change in any way
But as the day goes by,
I live through another lie,
If it's any wonder why
Am I ever gonna change
Will I always stay the same
If
woman
Ain't always tryin' to put me down
I don't want nobody,
Who's always givin' me that same old run around.
I ain't leapin', I'm just leanin'
and quick dollars
I know the pain the game bring, I did the same thing
Spaced out in the staircase, performing a sting
It's hard to keep control, I
On My Way
Well I think that I have been here
I‘ve been here once before
Everyting seems so familiar
And wonder why
Why I get so bored
Same old
myself anew.
The old familiar wallpaper and a battered old settee,
The china doll that dad brought back from the war in Germany,
The faintest smell
But I know you're out there somewhere
That you feel the same way too
Now my only problem is trying to find
A way of getting through to you
There's
No fun my babe
No fun
No fun my babe
No fun
No fun to hang around
Feelin' that same old way
No fun to hang around
Freaked out for another
the same old sickly skin
I'm pulled down by the undertow
I never thought I could feel so low
Oh, darkness I feel like letting go
If all of the strength
you would not grow old
With such a fire in our bellies
Such a hunger in our souls.
I guess I probably loved you
When those words rolled off your
before
And I'm sure the words that I heard then
Were much the same
It's just an old Greek tragedy they're acting here
Held over by popular acclaim
So
heartbreak
Was the battle I fought yesterday
Thinking that by force I could
Return us to our old ways
We'll come again
go, we go
I pass my April fools in monster may
I pass by so much bull I should say "ole!"
I got friends named raggedy Ann and Andy
Call my "bon
world is way too big
And populated by fuzzy pigs
This world is something new to me
This world is such a gas
P.U., where's your class?
This
could say
He said it was a bad dream
I wouldn't worry 'bout it none, though
Them old dreams are only in your head
I said, hold it, Doc, a World War
rapiers that hung by their sides
We flung them as far as we could in the tide
"Now we take them out, devils!" cried Arthur McBride
"And temper their edge in
gonna be the same without you
I never woulda came in this game, I'm going insane without you
Matter fact, it was just the other night had another dream
by few
And one day soon I'll meet you there
Built by men more worthy of the word than I
Don and Richard, sons of Arthur
Torch carried for years,
the flame of love's burned out and can't be lit again
And it's the same old story
You've heard a thousand times
Somebody's trust gets broken
Somebody's left
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