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I gave my heart to a gamblin' man,
He only wanted to play. He told me he'd take me to New Orleans town, By morning we'd be on our way. He gave me champagne and danced me round, His fancy words messed up my mind. He kissed me and called me 'his Lady' And he left his young girl behind. He told me, "Wait for me down by the river If I'm not back by sunrise, then pray. I'll be on my way to Heaven or hell And I hear it is such a long way." I was struck round by the devil, He took me away to the stars. I cried out all night for my darling, But the windows were all locked and barred. He took this young rose from the garden, He tore it right out off the ground. I traded my soul for a rainbow of gold And the rainbow's come tumbling down. He told me, "Wait for me down by the river, If I'm not back by sunrise, then pray. I'll be on my way to Heaven or hell And I hear it is such a long way." He told me, "Wait for me down by the river, If I'm not back by sunrise, then pray. I'll be on my way to Heaven or hell And I hear it is such a long way." He told me, "Wait for me down by the river, If I'm not back by sunrise, then pray. I'll be on my way to Heaven or hell And I hear it's such a long way." He told me, "Wait for me down by the river If I'm not back by sunrise, then pray. I'll be on my way to Heaven or hell And I hear it's such a long way." He told me, "Wait for me down by the river If I'm not back by sunrise, then pray. I'll be on my way to Heaven or hell And I hear it is such a long way." He told me, "Wait for me down by the river If I'm not back by sunrise, then pray. I'll be on my way ..." |
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Close your eyes, close the door,
You don't have to worry anymore. I'll be your baby tonight. Shut the light, shut the shade, You don't have to be afraid. I'll be your baby tonight. That mockingbird's going to sing away, We're gonna forget it. That big fat moon is gonna shine like a spoon But we're gonna let it, you won't regret it. Kick your shoes off, do not fear, Bring that bottle over here. I'll be your baby tonight. That mockingbird's going to sing away, We're gonna forget it. That big fat moon is gonna shine like a spoon But we're gonna let it, you won't regret it. Kick your shoes off, do not fear, Bring that bottle over here. I'll be your baby tonight. |
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This time
If you want me to come back It's up to you, But remember I want a lot other things you used to do You're gonna have to toe the mark and walk the line. This time will be the last time. This time If I should feel unwanted I won't stay. Each tomorrow Will depend on the love you give today. It's all up to you to stand by. This time will be the last time. If this time should be Anything like the other time This time will be the last time. This time If you want me to come back It's up to you, But remember I want a lot of things you used to do. You're gonna have to toe the mark and walk the line. This time will be the last time. If this time should be Anything like the other time This time will be the last time. |
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I'm not Lisa,
My name is Julie. Lisa left you Years ago. My eyes are not blue, But mine won't leave you Till the sunlight Has touched your face. She was your morning light, Her smile told of no night. Your love for her grew With each rising sun. And then one winter day His hand laid her away, She left you here Drowning in your tears, Here, where you've stayed for years, Crying,"Lisa, Lisa." I'm not Lisa, My name is Julie. Lisa left you Years ago. My eyes are not blue, But mine won't leave you Till the sunlight Shines through your face. I'm not Lisa. |
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Going home in a trailer filled with Canada Dry,
Looking forward to being with you. Got in to the broadway and what do I find ? Some lady's been sleeping there, too. I was dreamin' of our meetin' all down the M1 'Cause I hadn't seen you for so long. Then out of the blue, something came down and warned me And I sat there and wrote down this song. That was the day that the coke came to Nashville, That was the day I laughed till I cried. That was the day all my dreams turned to ashes And I lost my blues and I smiled. Well, I walked in the door and I heard you two laughing, Just like I'd hoped that we'd do. So I went up the stairs, left your keys on the table, And I wrote on the mirror, 'We're through!'. That was the day that the coke came to Nashville, That was the day that I had, honey. That was the day that the coke came to Nashville, And I've got the blues out just bad. Going home on a train, going back to my mother, Feeling better already, keep telling myself: 'Don't you cry, you'll forget him and find a new lover, So let's sit back and drink to his health.' That was the day that the coke came to Nashville, That was the day I laughed till I cried. That was the day that I felt my heart breaking, Ain't it funny, after all I've survived. Ain't it funny, after all I've survived. |
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