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Drove all night to see Bonnie Raitt
It was a long weekend on a holiday
It’s been a long time
Since I’ve been out your way
Feels just like yesterday
Oh my, wouldn’t that be nice
To see your name up in the marquee lights
You sing your heart out most every night
I know you’ll make it someday
I would be lying to tell you I’ve been fine
I was pushing Carolina out of my mind
I was getting tired of the sunshine anyway
Hey Mama, is that just for me?
A Motel 6 off 17
What a time to make believe
I’m still in love
I’d like to hear you sing a highway song
I was leaving in the evening
I was gone by dawn
Waiting on you never felt so long
I know you like it that way
I hear you breaking up that Nashville crowd
With a new band that plays real loud
You know I’ve always liked that lonesome sound
I’ve always liked it that way
I would be lying to tell you I’ve been fine
I was pushing Carolina out of my mind
I was getting tired of the sunshine anyway
Hey Mama, is that just for me?
A cold dark room with a color TV
What a time to make believe
I’m still in love
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Deepest Darkest Blue
03:35
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I’m a little bit out of touch
And I’ve got nothing
To show you something
You might have felt before
I’m a little bit overwhelmed
With all this runnin’
When it’s coming down to a price
I can’t afford
I wonder If I’ll ever find another
Lover like you
Now I’m changing color
To the deepest darkest blue
A little hard to see through
Now the water is a fine place for diving
And the orchard is a pretty place to lay
Yesterday I only felt like crying
Without you it doesn’t feel the same
I wonder if I’ll ever find another
Lover like you
Now I’m changing color
To the deepest darkest blue
A little hard to see through
I reckon I’ll grow my hair long again
For the early yellow morning
For an evening highway wind
I reckon I’ll grow my hair long again
For the blue and yellow morning
For the evening highway wind
Will I fall in love again
Could I fall in love again
Will I fall in love again
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You can gaze at your phone
When you feel alone
Check out the news
Just to catch some blues
I saw you dance on a Carnival Cruise
Looked like you had a ball
I got a heart that ticks off time
The doctor tells me it’ll be just fine
It beats so hard keeps me up at night
Some shut eye would be alright
Just go when you feel low
Skip town when you feel down
Get high when your friends come around
Man I got a lot of friends
Tell a joke when you know you’re broke
Sing a song when your money’s all gone
I’ll be back in the saddle before too long
I’m pinching pennies ‘til the day I die
Could you spare a dollar for a stand up guy
Now I’m a junk yard dog you don’t wanna pet
I’ll be your microwave dinner by the TV set
I’ve been a hollow log ever since you left
Why’d you have to leave
But I found a new gal she’s 6 foot three
Likes little guys so she chose me
I’m her little spoon she’s my cup of tea
Watch it man she’s hot
We live way out in the woods so nobody can see
When we get to jumping naked on my trampoline
Doing back flips and feeling free
No pads and rusty springs
My momma gave birth in a caravan
Left my daddy for the Allman Brothers Band
Lord I was born a ramblin’ man
They wrote that song for me
We both found Jesus at the pearly gates
On a big billboard on the interstate
Call 1-800-KNO-UR-FAITH
Is it heaven or hell call now don’t wait
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If You're Like Me
02:48
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If you’re like me
Sometimes a little lonesome
And you can’t get back the time
Since love has flown
You felt the need for company
But there’s just no place to turn
You’re tired of facing every day alone
If you’re like me
There’s someone that you dream of
Someone that the past has never shown
If you’re like me
You’ve never felt the wind that’s never blown
Or a place you’ve never seen
You could call home
If you’re like me
You’ve never learned to settle
Just fine wasn’t good enough to take
You’ve just begun to wonder
If it isn’t you to blame?
Did love pass you by
Without an honest shake?
If you’re like me
When every day is ending
And the sun lights up the moon
From parts unknown
And you finally hit the pillow
With one last lonesome groan
If you’re like me, then know you’re not alone
If you’re like me, then know you’re not alone
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Took You Out on the Road
03:21
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I’m sorry that I took you out on the road
Two sweaters and a sleeping bag
And you still were so damn cold
I didn’t mean to get us busted in New Mexico
I should have left my marijuana in Denver
Got you sayin’ “I told you so”
Life on the highway
has got me feeling fine
Get your little fingers off my stereo
Who the hell doesn’t like John Prine?
Got your mama on the telephone
I can hear her crying
Baby come home, quit getting stoned
That boy’s gonna ruin your mind
I’m sorry we both left your brother for dead
You took Tempe, I took Phoenix
He was right there between us
Sleeping in an old truck bed
I wish Wyoming didn’t wind up that way
I broke down in Rawlins, spent 8 days watchin’
Mule deer eating garbage in the rain
Life on the highway
Has got me singing from the heart
Get your little fingers off my stereo
Who the hell doesn’t like Guy Clark?
I got a mouth full of bad words
All we do is yell and shout
If you don’t like me
Or this old truck
Anywhere is fine to let you out
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Back Patio
03:35
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You’ve got the front porch
I’ve got the back patio
You’re with your book
I’m with my radio
I’ve been pulling third shift
Back and forth from Buffalo
You say for twenty-five I act so old
All my songs make you feel lonesome
When I keep singing for Annmarie
If you’ve got love left would you show some
You used to be so sweet to me
Now I get tired of all this working
Feels like I haven’t slept in weeks
You’ve been talking Egyptian cotton
You drove all the way to the Brooklyn flea
You came home with a dream catcher
A two dollar white noise machine
You lost your dreams all together
And you just stopped hearing me
Now all my songs make you feel lonesome
When I keep singing for Annmarie
If you’ve got love left would you show some
And this ain’t all you hoped to be
You were hoping we might grow some
But mostly you just grew away from me
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Long Sleeve Summer Blues
01:49
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Could you call him one time for me
He knows I’m broke
I heard your gal got away
With a car yesterday
I’ll keep that on the low
Could you tell her what I need
From Buffalo
I wish I had a reason or rhyme
For the things I do
When they sent me upstate
You said I was a mistake
Just a phase you were going through
Now I’m a face to forget you once knew
Hello old friend
My it’s fine to see you again
Tell me how long it’s been?
I’ll tell you too long
What’s the good word?
Nothing new?
Got something I could hold onto?
I still shiver just like you
I got the long sleeve summer blues
I got the long sleeve summer blues
I got the long sleeve summer blues
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Lou Hazel Durham, North Carolina
Lou Hazel was born in the town of Olean, New York.
He skirted the compulsive hunting and fishing tradition held
close to his father’s heart - instead cultivating a sensitivity more suited to artists and vagabonds.
His travels brought him across the country, and eventually through debilitating depression, before coming to rest with a sense of personal peace and positivity in Durham, NC.
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