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Right Man for the Job `Charlie Robison`

with a plan, got a hammer in your hand ain't nothing you can't do Chorus: When you're the right man You're the right man You're the right man You're the right man for the job Well there used to be a dude

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

Desperate Times `Charlie Robison`

Jackie went to high school In a little Texas town He finished up and spent the most of next year bummin' around He couldn't find a job to hold So on a Friday night He figured he could see the world and

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

One In a Million `Charlie Robison`

I was headed straight home just to see you When I saw some old friends that I knew So I stopped for a couple cervezas But I swear I was thinkin of you I put on my hat for my exit When who would walk

Rain `Charlie Robison`

roof sounds so pretty And the cowboys are fearful the most But Deena done broke from his ragged old pen It's making a run for the coast Well, there's a place down on Main Street Right across from the

Sweet Inspiration `Charlie Robison`

to fly Well something better cool me off Something like a cold north wind Blowin' hard down the panhandle way Your lovin makes my blood boil hot Just like the desert heat That's cookin through the cracks

Arms Of Love `Charlie Robison`

I love the sweet little thing, she was just sixteen Pretty as the stars above But her mom snuck up to my pick-up truck I was snatched from the arms of love I had a class full of sass disguised as math

Poor Man's Son `Charlie Robison`

Poor Man's Son I was a boy, I was a good little boy Wantin' in the playground fun They said ah na ney boy you can't play 'Cause you were born a poor man's son I met a girl, she was a pretty little girl

Barlight `Charlie Robison`

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 and made me up a nursery rhyme for

It Comes to Me Naturally `Charlie Robison`

I can't quit it Cause it comes to me naturally Well open the door and I'll walk right in There's so much to do and so little time Lovin' you is all I'm dreamin' of LjqiooI tell you the truth I ain't got

Molly's Blues `Charlie Robison`

I will see you in the morning When the moonlight leaves the trees But I will always feel the embers Of the flames in Tennessee I was sleeping when they came knocking They said boy you better leave Said

Tonight `Charlie Robison`

Mom Cause anything might happen tonight Well your eyes are on fire You get a beer and a smoke Your gut hurts from laughing at some dirty joke That you really shouldn't tell cause you know it ain't right

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

Waiting For The Mail `Charlie Robison`

Dirty July mornin' clothes Flappin' on the line Flappin' on the line Clothes flappin' on the line Well the cops sent out the warnin' Phantom One has done his time One had done his time Phantom One has

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

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

My Hometown `Charlie Robison`

We were headin' for the new pipeline, We were never comin' back. Well we worked 80 hours making time and a half, But La Grange was too damn hot.

Don't Call Me A Fool `Charlie Robison`

Don't call me a fool I know where she's been When they turn on those lights in town She'll go there again There's no need in crying You don't make the rules I know where she's going So don't call me a

Sunset Boulevard `Charlie Robison`

Well, I wish I had my picture on The Rolling Stone today I wish that The Enquirer spread a rumor that I was gay Well, I wish I had some buddies, some movie stars and such 'Cause I probably wouldn't worry

You're Not The Best `Charlie Robison`

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 but you're all mine And I'll love you till the

I Want You Bad `Charlie Robison`

Lately it's been drivin' me mad, Cause you're the best thing, That I've ever had. And I want you, I want you bad. So come on, Lets give it a whirl. And we can shake up The whole wide world.

I Don't Feel That Way `Charlie Robison`

There's no more flowers There's no more spring There's no more promises Of golden wedding rings I'd love to care enough To slam another door And I would but I don't Feel that way anymore I don't want ...

My Brother and Me `Bruce Robison`

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 That was a drag on my grandma you know She never really forgave him for

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

End Like That `Bruce Robison`

Practiced some lines in the mirror But I couldn't settle on one I could be James Dean another shot at that scene Stead of standin' there lookin' dumb And I hung on to wasted memories I didn't want to face

Slut For Excel `Charlie Houston`

Looking at my sister, she was twenty-nine Culver City slicker, drinking natural wine Moved to a new country, she was twenty-five I'm still here with grandma counting all the time Five years since I left

Charlie Dive `KNOCKONMYDOOR`

널 볼수록 어딘가에 빠져 검은색 바다에서 헤엄쳐 왜 난 저걸 못할까 이미 알면서 I feel like I'm a dead one infront of you oh Diver is not my job but I use to do nowdays I keep on ears on you even when I count the stars When I'm alone you

Travelin' Soldier `Bruce Robison`

for the love of the travellin soldier My love will never end Waiting for the soldier to come back again Never more to be alone when the letter says My soldiers coming home The letters came from an army

Go To Your Heart `Bruce Robison`

Here in the mornin' things sure look different You are still beautiful I am all gone Deep 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