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from John Mellencamp - John Mellencamp (1998)
Cain told Abel, "Brother, you'd better get busy We got watermelon burnin' up out there in the sun" Abel said, "Cain, brother, you're drivin' me silly Raisin' up this fruit trader bull, you know it ain't no fun" We're just yellin' in the dark We're just pissin' in the wind From underneath the sheets that we pray from Better let a little bit of this goodness get in So Cain rose up and he slay his brother The human soul and violence sometimes can be the next of kin And feelings are real in moments of desperation When the lowest dimension of the animal is let in We're just yellin' in the dark We're just pissin' in the wind From underneath the sheets that we pray from Better let a little bit of this goodness get in Ain't got no purpose, ain't got no direction, I ain't got no morals Ain't got no politics, ain't got no particular point of view What I've got is plenty of time on my hands, Ol' Skinny's playground Hey, Lord, tell me again, what you want me to do? We're just yellin' in the dark We're just pissin' in the wind From underneath the sheets that we pray from Better let a little bit of this beauty Better let a little bit of this goodness get in |
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from John Mellencamp - John Mellencamp (1998)
See the moon roll across the stars See the seasons turn like a heart Your father's days are lost to you This is your time here to do what you will do Your life is now your life is now your life is now In this undiscovered moment Lift your head up above the crowd We could shake this world If you would only show us how Your life is now Would you teach your children to tell the truth Would you take the high road if you could choose Do you believe you're a victim of a great compromise 'Cause I believe you could change your mind and change our lives (repeat chorus) Would you teach your children to tell the truth This is your time here to do what you will do (repeat chorus twice) |
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from John Mellencamp - John Mellencamp (1998)
We rode our horses in the city Didn't we love living there Now it's gone to those more beautiful 'Cause younger is always so pretty The marmalade the bed we made Seemed to stretch out into forever And we tried to stay together Yeah we tried to stay together Yeah, hey we had some good times Reckless at heart but never, never unkind In a perfect world we'd have done just fine We're positively crazy now |
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from John Mellencamp - John Mellencamp (1998)
Written by: John Mellencamp
Holly told me, "You better give me a child" I said, "Holly, there's no way We don't even like each other all that much We couldn't make it one more day" She said, "You better look out, buster The next time you see me you're gonna pay" I said, "Holly, I'm not running anymore But I'm on my way" I'm on my way I'm on my way I'm on my way But I'm not running anymore Well I got two circus clowns here who like to fight They got one black eye and a bloody nose They are the hoodlums of my third wife Whatever I say they will oppose I try to teach those clowns something Like how to make it day to day I say, "Hey, you kids, I'm not running anymore But I'm on my way" I'm on my way I'm on my way I'm on my way And I'm not running anymore Well I look in the mirror - what the hell happened to me? Whatever I had has gone away I'm not the young kid that I used to be So I push the hair back out of my face That's O.K., I knew this would happen But I was hopin' not today Hey Baby, I'm not running anymore But I'm on my way I'm on my way I'm on my way I'm on my way And I'm not running anymore I'm on my way I'm on my way I'm on my way And I'm not running anymore For sure! |
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from John Mellencamp - John Mellencamp (1998)
I stand here a black man I have no history I was brought up in East Chicago And I grew up on the streets The chains around the playground were the chains around my heart The brand upon my shoulder Well it reminds you who you are And it all comes true Yes it all comes true Like a wheel inside a wheel It turns on you And you think, What have I done? What can I do? What you believe about yourself It all comes true I was just a young girl My mother called me "Hon" My father was unhappy 'Cause I should have been his son They said, "Learn to be a waitress and learn to be a wife And be thankful for a chance to live an ordinary life" And it all comes true Yes it all comes true Like a wheel inside a wheel It turns on you And you think, What have I done? What can I do? What you believe about yourself It all comes true My life is a contradiction of sorrow and desire I drag my heart across the ash to throw it on the fire Maybe there's a reason and could there be a plan Or are we all just fools to think we'll understand And it all comes true Yes it all comes true Like a wheel inside a wheel It turns on you And you think, What have I done? What can I do? What you believe about yourself It all comes true And it all comes true Yes it all comes true Like a wheel inside a wheel It turns on you And you think, What have I done? What can I do? What you believe about yourself It all comes true |
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from John Mellencamp - John Mellencamp (1998)
Diane and Jack went to the movies They went to see Richard Pryor Screamin' on his knees for his lover How could have I been wrong about you? How could I have been so wrong about you? Eden is burning I can see it from my window Better take it to the water Eden is burning Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah Eden is burning Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah Thinking of Havana Eating cream and bananas You and me in the sunshine How could have I been wrong about you? How could I have been so wrong about you? Eden is burning I can see it from my window Better take it to the water Eden is burning Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah Eden is burning Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah How could have I been wrong about you? How could I have been so wrong about you? With love on our side With love on our side Here's the masquerade of our living Well, I hope it makes you feel better It's for our own protection I thought we were forever, me and you But nothin's forever, I guess it's true Eden is burning I can see it from my window Better take it to the water Eden is burning Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah Eden is burning Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah (Repeat chorus) |
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from John Mellencamp - John Mellencamp (1998)
I'm tired of being grateful for a chance to take a dive I'm sick of everything I do just to keep myself alive When you cut away the skin that bears the brand Standin' in the darkness, Baby, there I am Standin' in the darkness Someone call my name out Standin' in the darkness Someone put the flame out Standin' in the darkness Baby, there I am Where the world began Saw the man in Jamaica, he had a shadow on his back I recalled the ring of fire, and he wore his suit of black When the legend and the ocean meet the sand Standin' in the darkness, Baby, there I am Standin' in the darkness Someone call my name out Standin' in the darkness Someone put the flame out Standin' in the darkness Baby, there I am Where the world began Everyone is so fabulous, hey, we all got our gun Old Snakey's not a sinner, no, he just shows us how it's done When you separate the wretched from the damned Standin' in the darkness, Baby, there I am Standin' in the darkness Someone call my name out Standin' in the darkness Someone put the flame out Standin' in the darkness Baby, there I am Where the world began |
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from John Mellencamp - John Mellencamp (1998)
There's a band playing down the street we could see, yeah Movie showing down at the Von Lee A church supper with Grandma and Grandad Let's go out and have ourselves the best time we've ever had Say goodnight, my Miss Missy Goodnight, it's time to go home Hey, I might call you later Oh Missy, girl, it's late, it's time to go home Weight of the world's now on your head I take back all those mean things I said Little baby kicking down in your gut I hope it doesn't grow up to be as crazy as us Goodnight, oh my Miss Missy Goodnight, it's time to go home Hey, I might, I just might, call you later Oh Missy it's time to go home So let's dance slow just one more time Let me hold your face close to mine, yeah Let's pretend that Jesus has come To take us out just one more night for fun Goodnight, oh my Miss Missy Goodnight, it's time to go home Hey, I might call you later Oh Missy, girl, it's time to go home (Repeat chorus) |
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from John Mellencamp - John Mellencamp (1998)
Hey, don't I know you from somewhere Yeah, it was down in New Orleans In one of those back-street bars in the quarter Between Desire and Honalee You were dancin' with a friend of Michael's I remember how we met You were talkin' to ol' Jimmy And you lit my cigarette How come you can't remember? This is me you're talkin' to From May through September It was all about me 'n you, Baby It was all about me 'n you Well it looks like to me That you have conveniently forgotten everything This confusion that has surrounded you Is this your morality and not your brain You've got a birthmark below your navel You wear a size seven and a half shoe You got this Rolex watch that I suspect you cobbed From that doctor who said he loved you How come you can't remember? This is me you're talkin' to From May through September It was all about me 'n you, Baby It was all about me 'n you Well you told me that you lived in the wind Like a bird who never touched the ground And if you did you would surely die without making a sound "Live, let's live", that's all you kept sayin' And our summer was full of life We're gonna send them a postcard, and show 'em what it's like to be alive But I never wanted to leave your side No, I just couldn't believe that you'd lie No, I never wanted to say "good-bye" baby How come you can't remember? This is me you're talkin' to From May through September It was all about me 'n you, Baby It was all about me 'n you |
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from John Mellencamp - John Mellencamp (1998)
Babe break me off a piece of your love Once it's on I can't seem to get enough So keep it up Keep it comin' uh What Break me off some baby You're wicked, Baby So do what's right Break me off a piece of that love tonight Like a steel guitar that I love to play Everyone loves Jesus on judgment day You get hot just like gasoline In your cashmere shirt and your cut-off jeans I've been workin' all day Here's what I made Baby what you say Break me off some Babe break me off a piece of your love Once it's on I can't seem to get enough So keep it up Keep it comin' uh What Break me off some baby (Repeat chorus) Down in Mexico there's a man I know Who gave away his future for a piece of gold He washed his hands in Noah's flood Now those mountains they're just red as blood I left this place just to come with you Walkin' off the mesa in some dead man's shoes I've been workin' all day Here's what I made Baby what you say Break me off some Babe break me off a piece of your love Once it's on I can't seem to get enough So keep it up Keep it comin' uh What Break me off some baby (Repeat chorus) Eie yie yie yie yie yie yie Eie yie yie yie yie yie yie I like the way you're movin' on the dance floor baby I like the way you're moving' on the dance floor baby Shake shake shake 'til my eyes are sore baby Shake shake shake 'til my eyes are sore baby Bounce bounce bounce 'til your body is sore baby Bounce bounce bounce 'til your body is sore baby Feel the heat Moe Z Put his hands on Babe break me off a piece of your love Once it's on I can't seem to get enough So keep it up Keep it comin' uh What Break me off some baby (Repeat chorus) |
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from John Mellencamp - John Mellencamp (1998)
Exotic cars scream down the sunset of dreams On a hot sunny afternoon I'm in a hot dog stand With a strange love holding my hand And we're both playin' it real cool It's the summer of love It's the summer of love, Baby It's the summer of love Leastways, I'm hopin' it is So we talk about her favorite movie star or something She says, "Ya know, I've never done this before" (Yeah, sure) "I know it sounds strange, but I can't remember your name But I remember last night on the floor" And we both laughed like she told a joke or something She takes her neckerchief off and wraps it around my head And says, "Hey, you" It's the summer of love It's the summer of love, Baby It's the summer of love Leastways, I'm hopin' it is It's the summer of love It's the summer of love, Baby It's the summer of love Leastways, I'm hopin' it is So we both walk along alone She says, "Hey, Mister, you sure make a strange kind of lover" And I say "yeah" I say "yeah" It's the summer of love It's the summer of love, Baby It's the summer of love Leastways, I'm hopin' it is Leastways, I'm thinkin' it just might be |
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from John Mellencamp - John Mellencamp (1998)
Be careful How you walk These days are evil Look how you talk I hear there are people that are listening This mystery Is up to you So you be careful What you do I know There are people who are wondering These are the days of farewell Halfway undecided That's our peace That's our peace Be careful The friends you keep He might not really Be your friend He belongs To the wishing and the wandering Be careful Too much at stake You don't want ever To be wronged Don't you ever Let the dirty business make you clean These are the days of farewell Halfway undecided That's our peace Amen Amen Glory be to God I will bless the Lord at all times His words shall continually be in my mouth with praise For I am here today 'cause He said that I would live There's no reason why HIV shouldn't have missed my daughter and my life But it did Through the eyes of God, he saw fit for me to be here I will praise the Lord at all times As we live in the last days the Devil will always be up under my feet And I will praise his name Hallelujah Don't you pretend To be something That you are not Hear me my friend I'll tell you what I know It will only sicken you Let us be grateful For what you've got Help me to know What I am not Of my friend There are people who are wondering These are the days of farewell It's undecided It's undecided Oh my friend Oh my friend Oh my friend My friend My friend My friend It's undecided Too much Too much Too Much Too much at stake for you and me |
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from John Mellencamp - Human Wheels (1993)
Written by: John Mellencamp
Tony Jones stabbed Alice Jones On their first anniversary Down in Dallas, Texas In a small apartment With nobody present. He pulled out a knife And he stuck it to her. He left her bleeding On the floor in the kitchen With cake on her fingers And her wedding ring holding. In her hand was a note That said the wicked must suffer And he drove off quickly To his girlfriend's apartment. But who really suffers in the end? It's easy enough for us to pretend that Everything's all right with the family. Everything is safe here at home. Everything's all right with the family. The beds are made but there's no sheets on. From the courtroom stand Tony said he was sorry. That he was sad and mixed up, And he didn't know what he was doing, That he'd always loved Alice And he begged for forgiveness. So he threw himself On the mercy of the jury And he told how his father Had beat and abused him Back in grade school In the basement den, And that maybe prison Was the best thing for him. And he said, "Oh God, can you forgive me?" yeah But who really suffers in the end? It's easy enough for us all to pretend that Everything's all right with the family. Everything is safe here at home. Everything's all right with the family. The beds are made but there's no sheets on. How many days does it take to make us weak? And how many hours do people spend lonely? In the heart of the heart the family lay dying The ruin of a nation lies at our feet, yeah. Everything's all right with the family. Everything is safe here at home. Everything's all right with the family. The beds are made but there's no sheets on. (Repeat chorus.) |
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| from Perfect Storm (퍼펙트 스톰) by James Horner [ost] (2000) | |||||
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from Honeymoon In Vegas (허니문 인 베가스) by David Newman [ost] (1992)
Written by Jerry Lieber, Mike Stoller
The warden threw a party in the county jail. The prison band was there and they began to wail. The band was jumpin' down they began to swing. You should've heard those jailbirds sing. Let's rock, everybody, let's rock. Everybody in the whole cell block was dancin' to the Jailhouse Rock. Well Spider Murphy played on the saxophone, Little Joe was blowin' on the slide trombone. The drummer boy from Illinois went crash, boom, bang, the whole rhythm section was the Purple Gang. Let's rock, everybody, let's rock. Everybody in the whole cell block was dancin' to the Jailhouse Rock. Well number forty-seven said to number three: "You're the cutest jailbird I ever did see. I sure could enjoy some of your company, come on and do the Jailhouse Rock with me." Let's rock, everybody, let's rock. Everybody in the whole cell block was dancin' to the Jailhouse Rock. Well sad sack was a sittin' on a block of stone When over in the corner weepin' all alone. The warden said, "buddy, don't you be no square. If you can't find a partner use a wooden chair." Let's rock, everybody, let's rock. Everybody in the whole cell block was dancin' to the Jailhouse Rock. Well Henry said to Bugs, "For Heaven's sake, no one's lookin', now's our chance to make a break." Bugsy turned to Shifty and he said, "Nix nix, I wanna stick around a while and get my kicks." Let's rock, everybody, let's rock. Everybody in the whole cell block was dancin' to the Jailhouse Rock. |
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| from Cocktail (칵테일) by J. Peter Robinson [ost] (1988) | |||||
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from John Mellencamp - Freedom's Road (2007)
Someday, someday
But I don't know when Someday, someday But I don't know when Brother brother oh brother Why are you walking down this road here This is the road of madness and trouble And it's paved with intolerance, ignorance and fear Someday, someday But I don't know when Someday, someday But I don't know when Drinking our liquor from a paper cup Mean to each other Enough is enough I look at your face You look just like me Hey brother, I'm not your enemy Someday, someday But I don't know when Someday, someday But I don't know when How many times can a spirit be broken For this is the kingdom of heaven we're given Good fortune will come to those who create peace For those are the ones that will walk in heaven Someday, someday But I don't know when Someday, someday But I don't know when Someday, someday But I don't know when Someday, someday But I don't know when |
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from John Mellencamp - Freedom's Road (2007)
Ghost towns along the highway
Guess no one wants to live around here any more Ghost towns along the highway Listen to the wind blow through the Cracks on the boarded-up doors But our love keeps on moving To the nearest faraway place I guess no one believes in Ghost towns along the highway Ghost towns along the main highway Perhaps it's the crossroads of another time Maybe it's too lonely out here But I can hear the voices of misery cryin' Some day these highways will all disappear But our love keeps on moving And the wind keeps blowin' us around I guess no one believes in Ghost towns along the highway Ghost towns along the main highway Ghost towns along the highway So many people used to call this place home Ghost towns along the highway I guess folks they're just bound to roam But our love keeps on moving To the nearest faraway place I guess no one believes in Ghost towns along the highway Ghost towns along the main highway |
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from John Mellencamp - Freedom's Road (2007)
I like my heroes
To be honest and strong I wear t-shirts And blue jeans I try to understand All the cultures of this world I'm an American from the Midwest When I speak I have a southern drawl I mind my manners most of the time When you come down here Stop and stay hello I'm an American from south of the Mason Dixon line I'm an American, I'm an American I respect you and your point of view I'm an American, I'm an American And I wish you good luck with whatever you do I start my day And I'm ready to work I'm responsible And I like to get things done If you ever need some help Come and look my way 'Cause I try to be here for everyone I'm an American, I'm an American I respect you and your point of view I'm an American, I'm an American And I wish you good luck with whatever you do They call me the land of opportunity With our agriculture And beautiful movie stars We can turn our dreams Into a way of life So be happy and be who you are I'm an American, I'm an American I respect you and your point of view I'm an American, I'm an American And I wish you good luck with whatever you do |
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from John Mellencamp - Freedom's Road (2007)
When I think of all the wrong I've done
I can't believe it's me that I'm talking about I bet the same goes for you There is plenty of goodness in this world I hope some day to find it all I hope the same goes for you I hope the same goes for you Thank God for forgiveness I don't know how else we could get along Without forgiveness Without forgiveness I'd like to say I'm sorry now I hope this message is not too late I bet the same goes for you I hope the same goes for you Thank God for forgiveness I don't know how else we could get along Without forgiveness Without forgiveness If there is peace of mind at all I'd like to know it someday I bet the same goes for you I hope the same goes for you I hope the same goes for you Thank God for forgiveness I don't know how else we could get along Without forgiveness Without forgiveness |
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