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My Brother and Me `Bruce Robison`

Grandpa Charles smoked and drank whiskey But he died in 43 Nobody like him in all my kin Untill my brother and me He died in a small town so far back They didn't know what hit him maybe a heart attack

Desperately `Bruce Robison`

Every night it's the same I hear you callin' my name You're lyin' next to me I give into your charms You disappear in my arms I realize it's just a dream Desperately, I long to feel your touch But you

End Like That `Bruce Robison`

the pain Recallin' some of the things I done That neither one of us could change You could cry yourself to sleep in the mornin' And I'll come home drunk at night You could give me a final warnin' and

Just Married `Bruce Robison`

She walked down the aisle in her satin and veil My heart was beatin' like an old church bell The preacher man asked her anf she said "I do" My knees went week and I said "I do too" The world stood still

12 Bar Blues `Bruce Robison`

Well, I woke at 11 to the ring of the phone Was my baby just callin' let me know she's gone There's nothin' left to say She said I had it with you honey and I'm movin' away I get the feelin' it's just

Travelin' Soldier `Bruce Robison`

talking to me I'm feeling a little low She said I'm off in an hour And I know where we can go So they went down and they sat on the pier He said I bet you got a boyfriend but I don't care I got no one

The Good Life `Bruce Robison`

I promised you the good life and all the finer things Fancy clothes cadillacs and lots of diamond rings The bible tells us that the lilies Are the best dressed of the flowers But it's hard to dress a woman

Wrapped `Bruce Robison`

I didn't have to turn my head whenever you walked in The only one to let these chills roll down my skin My heart beats faster I hear your name I feel my confidence slipping away Thought I was doing fine

Red Letter Day `Bruce Robison`

All alone here I stand Heart in hell chin in hand Thinkin' what will I do without you Did I know did I see Did I drive her away from me Did I cause her to be so untrue C H O R U S: The way she done me

Anymore Good Lovin' `Bruce Robison`

I woke up this mornin' The woman says to me There's got to be somewhere I'd rather be, yeah She left me starin' At the old front door Left me so broken I couldn't walk the floor I get a little

Go To Your Heart `Bruce Robison`

in the night with a bottle of courage A man will say anything from bein' alone C H O R U S: But don't let it go to your heart I know you've been tryin' to find the light of your life I felt the moment and

Angry All The Time `Bruce Robison`

Here we are What is left of a husband and a wife Four good kids Who have a way, of getting on with their lives I'm not old But I'm gettin' a whole lot older everyday It's too late to keep From goin' crazy

Indianola `Charlie Robison`

My little brother was just ten years old When we hit bad weather and hid in the hole We could see Texas was only a mile And oh, little brother, I remember your smile At Indianola My dad built a sawmill

Bruce `Rick Springfield`

Doctor, doctor you gotta help me yeah You gotta make it right for me It seems this other man's name has been following me around And it just won't let me be You see I got this name and he's got this

Santa Baby `Kelly Willis & Bruce Robison`

Santa Baby, Just slip a sable under the tree For me Been an awful good girl Santa Baby, So hurry down the chimney tonight Santa baby, A '54 convertible too Light blue I'll wait up for you, dear Santa baby

streets of philadelphia `bruce springsteen`

I was bruised and battered and I couldn't tell what I felt I was unrecognizable to myself Saw my reflection in a window I didn't know my own face Oh brother are you gonna leave me wasting away

The Street of Philadelphia `Bruce Springsteen`

I was bruised and battered and I couldn't tell what I felt I was unrecognizable to myself I saw my reflection in a window I didn't know my own face Oh brother are you gonna leave me wasting away On

What The Hell Happened `Bruce Hornsby`

"Look at my mama Look at my pop Look at my brother Making them little girls' jaws drop Look at my sister So beautiful to see What the hell happened to me?

Life of the Party `Charlie Robison`

[Chorus] Well they call me the life of the party They call her the belle of the ball Well we start before anybody And I promise we'll outlast them all Well it started when I was in high school My mom and

My Hometown `Charlie Robison`

, Around my hometown.

Highway Patrolman `Bruce Springsteen`

Highway Patrolman My name is Joe Roberts, I work for the state I'm a Sergeant out of Perrineville, Barracks number eight I always done an honest job, as honest as I could But I got a brother named

It Comes to Me Naturally `Charlie Robison`

Well all around town my name is mud Well I can't help it cause it's in my blood I make no secret it's plain to see I'll jump on anything that's lookin' good to me I can't quit it.

John O'Reilly `Charlie Robison`

My name is John O'Reilly And my father worked the fields In the hills of old Kilarny Where I helped him turn the wheels My arms grew hard as iron for a boy of 17 And I used my fists for gambling in those

Sunset Boulevard `Charlie Robison`

about the two of us as much And I'd spend all my money on caviar and cocaine And I would not remember how you broke my heart today You know I, I wish I had a super model so skinny and so wild And a waitress

You're Not The Best `Charlie Robison`

Once I had a little girl as pretty as I have known Lord, you know I loved he so and then she left me all alone And I swore here on this barstool I'd never make that mistake again Well you ain't so fine

Barlight `Charlie Robison`

Now when I was young my Momma read me nursery rhymes beside my bed Though they sounded mighty fine they made no sense to me Now that I am all grown up it seems my nights have changed such So I went out

One In a Million `Charlie Robison`

in through the door A man you might call a bandito And he told us to lay on the floor Well he took what he could from the cash bo And he took all my pay from this week Just when I thought that it was

Loving County `Charlie Robison`

was not on her hand And he left her soon 'neath the big loving moon To go out and X-ray the land Now I sit in my car at the New Rainbow Bar downtown And the frost on the windshield shines toward the sky

The Preacher `Charlie Robison`

Well I threw myself a party Well it was just the other day Well my wife wasn’t there but my old buddies were ‘Cause somebody was goin’ away Well I’ve lived in this town for a lifetime And I’ve sinned from

Blood Brothers (Alternate Ver.) `Bruce Springsteen`

We played king of the mountain out on the end The world come chargin' up the hill and we were women and men Now there's so much that time time and memory fade away We got our own roads to ride and chances