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Odd Job Man `Harry Chapin`

Chorus: I give part time help I'm the odd job man I can't do what I want So I do what I can And I'll tell you now So that you will understand You get just what you pay for from the odd job man

We Grew Up A Little Bit `Harry Chapin`

married early And just a little bit late Baby came too early But some things just can't wait We were just beginning But it was very clear We grew up a little bit that year I caught on as a meter man

Song Man `Harry Chapin`

I have been a song man for a long long time coming up with some melodies trying to find some words that rhyme.

Laugh Man `Harry Chapin`

i've got it on i know I'll live forever babe All my fears are gone Then suddenly I'm dying They turned the laugh track off I'm drowning in the silence Crucified by coughs Oh, I am the laugh man

30,000 Pounds of Bananas `Harry Chapin`

He was a young driver, just out on his second job.

Wold `Harry Chapin`

Remember how we listened to the radio And I said `That's the place for me' And how I got the job as an FM Jock the day you married me?

Six String Orchestra `Harry Chapin`

Some called it muffled laughter, I just figured they were odd. So I went up for an encore, but they screamed they'd had enough. Or maybe I just need a group to help me do my stuff.

Old Folkie `Harry Chapin`

He's the man with the banjo and the 12-string guitar. And he's singing us the songs that tell us who we are. When you look in his eyes you know that somebody's in there.

Bluesman `Harry Chapin`

Well the kid walked up as the blind man finished And was bent to put his guitar away. The old man heard him and said, "Who are you?" "I'm the kid you're gonna teach to play."

Dreams Go By `Harry Chapin`

proud you have chosen me When a doctor is what you want to be You know I want to be a painter, girl A real artistic snob But I guess we'll have our children first You'll make a home, I'll get a job

Last Stand `Harry Chapin`

When you heard the sound of taps played By the one man band, You knew this is where you'd have to make Your last stand.

Flowers Are Red `Harry Chapin`

What you doin' young man I'm paintin' flowers he said She said...

Manhood `Harry Chapin`

She said-- Manhood--Means that you should Get someone else, beside yourself Feeling good You know a real man would Do much more than you could You know he'd wonder if he understood me!

Vacancy `Harry Chapin`

they saw my light It's a vacancy I offer them, what they offer me Is fullness for a lifetime that's bare as can be There's a vacancy, won't you come to me And fill my empty spaces I'm a motel man

My Old Lady `Harry Chapin`

was smack up against the moment I was afraid i would face someday But the truth is a wall that you can't blow down And it won't be laughed away You see, my old lady went and took herself A young man

Corey's Coming `Harry Chapin`

Old John Joseph was a man with two first names They left him in the railroad yard when they took away the trains Only one run a week comes on roaring down that line So all he's got to worry 'bout is time

Taxi `Harry Chapin`

And she said, "How are you Harry?" I said, "How are you Sue? Through the too many miles and the too little smiles I still remember you."

Bummer `Harry Chapin`

to get laid He was a weed-speed pusher at fifteen He was mainlining skag a year later He'd started pimping when they put him away In jail he changed from a junkie to a hater And just like the man

Babysitter `Harry Chapin`

happening On my journey through this world And in many ways, that I will never understand I was much too late To be the first to make you a woman But you were the one Who made my mother's son a man

Halfway to Heaven `Harry Chapin`

Now I have been a straight man and I've played it by the rules I been a good man, a good husband, yes a good old fashioned fool.

Cat`s In The Cradle `Harry Chapin`

And he was talking 'fore I knew it And as he grew, he'd say "I'm gonna be like you, Dad You know I'm gonna be like you" And the cat's in the cradle and the silver spoon Little Boy Blue and the Man

Somebody Said `Harry Chapin`

Somebody said...Where's the music goin' Somebody said...It's gone Somebody said...With this bad wind a blowin' Will the music keep a rolling on I had to ask myself WHy it's makin' me A minstrel man

I Wonder What Would Happen to this World `Harry Chapin`

Oh well I wonder Yes I wonder What would happen What would happen to this world Well I wonder what would happen to this world Now if a man tried To take his time on Earth And prove before he

A Better Place To Be `Harry Chapin`

And the little man come in so fast and Started at his cup. And the broad who served the whisky She was a big old friendly girl.

They Call Her Easy `Harry Chapin`

So I got in to talking to the old bar man he said: "You got a problem I can understand and I know a little lady who is all alone. If you find her she will take you home.

Cat's In The Cradle (LP Version) `Harry Chapin`

was talking 'fore I knew it, and as he grew He'd say, I'm gonna be like you, dad You know I'm gonna be like you [Chorus:] And the cat's in the cradle and the silver spoon Little boy blue and the man

I Wanna Learn a Love Song `Harry Chapin`

So I tried to teach her a couple of chords And an easy melody But it always turned out she'd rather listen To my guitar and me I could hear her old man laughing in the den Playing stud poker with

Fall In Love With Him `Harry Chapin`

I'm the medicine man--I've started to mumble A tight-rope walker--I've started to stumble.

The Mayor of Candor Lied `Harry Chapin`

The Mayor fought my courtship for he'd made other plans He saw her married to a better man than a boy with farmer's hands. I said -- I hate your father, it's so hard not to strike him.

And the Baby Never Cries `Harry Chapin`

Her old man had left her, he just took off for the coast, and I caught her on the rebound when I needed her the most.