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to know. I used to walk out on that porch when mama'd turn the durn thing on To the gospel accordin' to john. Her mail-order prayer shawl fell across her
at me I'm in tune references around my room Just another secret school another cycle going by You never looked like that Don't look like me Don't take
he plays the same old tune And when the people pass him by, some are heard to say “Play, let the blind man play” He was a cotton picker down in
he plays the same old tune And when the people pass him by, some are heard to say Play, let the blind man play He was a cotton picker down in
born unlucky John Tanner's the name, hard living's the game And maybe a murderer too July the sixth, 1846 In the town that they call The Sault But
that flashlight on my ass, where was you at Last night when them assholes ran up on my grass? Rapper slash actor, kiss the crack of my cracker slash
the weed, T, ya heard me? Yeah Uhh, now let me start by sayin' I don't like this beat But I weather the storm, I'm a lightnin' streak Uhh, Weezy F. Baby, I
For those destroyed and thrown away by love Seems, your ring upon my finger Signifies that I've become the spokesman of The disappointed Will bear
overcoat They never said your name But I knew just who they meant. Whoa I was so surprised and shocked, and I wondered, too If by chance you heard it
watching the stars he asked if I'd name the day Just by the Dipper, I gave him my heart the sun shone on our honeymoon We swore to each other, we
tired of their small town games Whistle a tune of a horse with no name Hang around by the stadium Drinking a wine like a bowery bum Erica let's go
overcoat They never said your name But I knew just who they meant. Whoa I was so surprised and shocked, and I wondered, too If by chance you heard it
Recorded by Hank Snow Well her eyes they sparkle like the sandy dunes And her voice it rings like all the latest tunes And when she speaks my name
Way down in Carolina where the sweet potatoes grow There lives a dusky maiden by the name of Liza Snow She used to go to parties where they'd
There chanced to be a pedlar bold A pedlar bold he chanced to be He rolled his pack all on his back And he came tripping o'er the sea By chance he
overcoat They never said your name But I knew just who they meant. Whoa I was so surprised and shocked, and I wondered, too If by chance you heard it
saved by the bell like Bayside Prince, I carry that last name That shit stays on me like brand names Jas just lined up brand new hand tings and nice
that I'm becoming more like John More like John I just wanna write music like my dad A tune half as good as those On his yellow notepad A simple song
For those destroyed and thrown away by love Seems, your ring upon my finger Signifies that I've become the spokesman of... The disappointed Will
the tunes and the words Every beast large and small Loves the very top drawable, always encorable Royal Doulton Music Hall (Ooh, that one tickled my
morning, life is fine Always hoped that I'd be an apostle Knew that I would make it if I tried Then when we retire, we can write the gospels So they'll
normal off of drugs I just don't get it And then I saw John Cale he's been looking really great He's been coming by the office to exercise with me
when they laid him out in that box of pine, boy They laid that hammer by his side, Lord, Lord Laid that hammer by his side And Joe Hill he worked
normal off of drugs I just don't get it And then I saw John Cale he's been looking really great He's been coming by the office to exercise with me
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