Merle Haggard Lyrics
Merle Haggard Lyrics
"Daddy Frank (The Guitar Man) Lyrics"
Limelight Lyrics
he got a job in a record store where he works all day seems like he does okay but he's so quiet all the time when he leaves the shop he goes straight b
he got a job in a record store where he works all day seems like he does okay but he's so quiet all the time when he leaves the shop he goes straight b
Daddy Frank played the guitar and the french harp,
Sister played the ringing tambourine.
Mama couldn't hear our pretty music,
She read our lips and helped the family sing.
That little band was all a part of living,
And our only means of living at the time;
And it wasn't like no normal family
Descending Messiah Lyrics
Down in the valley on a midwinter's night walks _The_Crone, unseen by human kind _Her_ weary heart longing for rest _Her_ eyes saw too much of sorrow and grief
combo,Down in the valley on a midwinter's night walks _The_Crone, unseen by human kind _Her_ weary heart longing for rest _Her_ eyes saw too much of sorrow and grief
Cause Daddy Frank the guitar man was blind.
Frank and mama counted on each other;
Their one and only weakness made them strong.
Mama did the driving for the family,
And Frank made a living with a song.
Home was just a camp along the highway;
A pick-up bed was where we bedded down.
Don't ever
From The Distance Lyrics
From the fields once cleansed by rain From the forests and lakes From the hills standing sullen in silence Which do know no human pain Canst thou see sombr
once remember going hungry, From the fields once cleansed by rain From the forests and lakes From the hills standing sullen in silence Which do know no human pain Canst thou see sombr
But I remember mama cooking on the ground.
Don't remember how they got acquainted;
I can't recall just how it came to be.
There had to be some special help from someone,
And blessed be the one that let it be.
Fever caused my mama's loss of hearing.
Daddy Frank was born wit
The Factory Lyrics
Written by Warren Zevon c. 1987 Zevon Music/BMI I was born in '63 Got a little job in the factory I don't know much about Kennedy I was too bus
hout his sight.Written by Warren Zevon c. 1987 Zevon Music/BMI I was born in '63 Got a little job in the factory I don't know much about Kennedy I was too bus
And mama needed someone she could lean on,
And I believe the guitar man was right.
Daddy Frank played the guitar and the french harp,
Sister played the ringing tambourine.
Mama couldn't hear our pretty music,
She read our lips and helped the family sing.