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Last Train Home `Nanci Griffith`

By the Time I Get to Phoenix Was the last song on your mind the day you left You woke up in Nogales With Tequila with her name across your chest You've stumbled through the morning In these border tourists

Morning Train `Nanci Griffith`

There`s a morning train Headed for New Orleans Carrying bussiness men and week day shoppers I have sixteen bucks and a dollar in change That`s not bad price for a one way ride On a morning train I give

Speed of the Sound of Loneliness `Nanci Griffith`

You come home late And you come home early You come on big When you`re feelin` small You come home straight And you home curly Sometimes you just don`t come home at all So what in the world`s come over

Desperadoes Waiting For A Train `Nanci Griffith`

the kitchen and he'd cry And run his fingers Through seventy years of living And wonder, Lord, has every well I've drilled gone dry We were friends me and this old man Like desperadoes waiting for a train

The Streets Of Baltimore `Nanci Griffith`

woman What she`s longing for And I kind of liked the streets of Baltimore I got myself a factory job I ran an old machine We bought a little cottage In a neighborhood serene But every night when I came home

Goin' Back To Georgia `Nanci Griffith`

there Well I'm long gone darlin', lonesome blue I been thinking of leavin', I been thinkin' of you But that big city singin', man, I like the way that it shines I was half a mile from Canada waitin' on a train

Night Rider's Lament `Nanci Griffith`

While I was out a-ridin` The graveyard shift midnight till dawn The moon was as bright as a reading light For a letter from an old friend back home He asked me Why do you ride for your money?

Try The Love `Nanci Griffith`

something with somebody new Try the love I`m offering in my open arms Before you do We should have quarreled, it`s so unwise To cut yourself loose with only some lies Wasn`t my first time, it won`t be my last

Last Song For Mother `Nanci Griffith`

"If I promise not to cry, Will you look me in the eye, And tell me that you've known me. I was your late, your lonely child, I am enhanced by all you've shown me. And in my youth I did defy you to the...

This Old Town `Nanci Griffith`

This old town was built by hand In the dust bowl of the Mother land There must be rock beneath this sand Oh, I`ll be damned This town still stands This old town should`ve burned down in 1944 When the last

Not My Way Home `Nanci Griffith`

I know your path is clearer Shed of me, out there on your own I don`t intend to sound ungrateful You`ve given love when I had none My feet had tread upon the road you`re on And I know it`s not my way home

Yarrington Town `Nanci Griffith`

I packed up my suitcase Pulled down my old bedroll And I started to wander Far from my home And the time it passed quickly And the days seemed to be hours Far from your city And Yarrington Town Well, I

I Live On A Battlefield `Nanci Griffith`

Surrounded by the ruins of a love we built And then destroyed between us, the smoke has cleared As I stumble through the rubble, I'm dazed and seein' double And I'm truly mystified [Chorus:] My new home

Leaving The Harbor (Album Version) `Nanci Griffith`

Do you bless the wave of the ocean Do you call your vessel home? As you leave the safest harbor Do you wonder where you'll go? When you feel your bough is breaking Do you call that harbor home?

Three Flights Up `Nanci Griffith`

We returned to that five room flat Now it was empty and this the last time Ther were blinking pictures Of how we'd sit and chat Some of them are scattered Others shattered in my mind Chorus: It was always

So Long Ago (Album Version) `Nanci Griffith`

My daddy sent me on to Baton Rouge in 1969 He said our love was like a forest fire and he'd end it with a mind So you rode with us to Temple, Texas where I did catch the train And I remember waving back

I Would Change My Life (Album Version) `Nanci Griffith`

You never liked this place where we'd been living all along So, you packed up your things and bought a one-way ticket home Leaving never hurt as much as being left behind [Chorus:] I would change my life

Waiting For Love `Nanci Griffith`

may be shy of heart Oh, their pockets may be empty Yet they are waiting for love (love) And that`s enough to fill our days Whiter shade of pale is my best kept secret It`s the song that`ll sail me back home

I Wish It Would Rain (Album Version) `Nanci Griffith`

left And neither suits my needs No the one I love is way out west and he never will need me I'm gonna pack up my two-step shoes and head for the Gulf Coast plains I want to walk the streets of my own home

Brave Companion Of The Road (Album Version) `Nanci Griffith`

that you are lonelier Than I've ever seen you be Oh, it's plain to see That you've gone crazier Than you ever thought you'd be When the lights go down And the dance floor is empty And the crowd is going home

Do Re Mi `Nanci Griffith`

well thousands of folks back east they say are leaving home most everyday they're beatin the hot old dusty way to the california line across the desert sands they roll gettin' outta that old dust bowl

Saint Teresa Of Avila `Nanci Griffith`

Saint Teresa, your patron child`s come home Were you there to greet her?

Beacon Street (Album Version) `Nanci Griffith`

Gonna wake up crazy to the cry of the trains on Beacon Street So far from home, so far from love, so far from a friend in need And all I need is a heart to hold and a good night's sleep And all I have

Little Love Affairs (Album Version) `Nanci Griffith`

It once was my shadow, grown Weary of travel Till you gave it home What makes the love grow, when The seasons change? What makes the love grow?

From Clare To Here `Nanci Griffith`

It`s a long way from Clare to here It`s a long, long way It gets further by the day It`s a long, long way from Clare to here When Friday comes around we`re only into fighting My Ma would like a letter home

Cotton `Nanci Griffith`

I've been good most of the time, Since you last saw me. You come 'cross my mind from time to time, Now look at me. I'm standing at your door with my heart in your hands.

You Were On My Mind `Nanci Griffith`

my mind You were on my mind I got some aches and I got some pains and I got some wounds to bind So I went to the corner Just to ease my pain Just to ease my pain I got drunk and I got sick and I came home

He Was A Friend Of Mine `Nanci Griffith`

He was a friend of mine He was a friend of mine Never had no money To pay for his fine He was a friend of mine He never done no wrong He never done no wrong Thousand miles from home He never hurt no one

Love In A Memory (Album Version) `Nanci Griffith`

Paul in '75 And men come to court her with roses and sweet wine Where hands cross the ivories from six until nine She sings away sorrow each night when she leaves him She goes home alone, She's not the

Party Girl `Nanci Griffith`

play She was a party girl Now the party's over she was a beauty And that's changing too Now she's barefoot and having babies She was a party girl Now the party's over She can't cry to mama She can't go home