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Jim Cohen Member From: Philadelphia, PA |
She's got the cutest laptop, and I've got my PC And we've built our relationship electronically We're online every evening from ten till half-past-two And there's no limitation to the things that we can do! (Chorus) Now she's my online lover, I know all her access codes (Repeat Chorus) She has reduced me to an icon, she can turn me on real quick She's my online lover, I'm her online Jack Now she's my online lady, and I'm her online man, She's my online lover, I'm her online Jack --Copyright 1996, Jim Cohen |
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John Steele Member From: Renfrew, Ontario, Canada |
Alright, since I participated in the complaining thread, I guess I have to rightfully make a comment in this one too. The song that hits me like a sledgehammer is: just shoot me... |
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Derek Duplessie Member From: La Jolla CA USA |
"You're making lists today of all the things you haven't done yet. You're driving everyone crazy are you having any fun yet? Mother says you ought to get married, shrink says here's a little blue pill, to young for your mid-life crisis, miror says you're over the hill" (Simple life by Mary Chapin Carpenter) -Derek |
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Bob Watson Member From: Champaign, Illinois, U.S. |
Every fool has a rainbow but he never seems to find the reward that should be waiting at the end of the line but he'll give up a bed of roses for a hammick filled with thorns and go chasing after rainbows everytime a dream is born And every fool has a rainbow Merle Haggard I listen to all kinds of music and I feel that the lyrics to this song are some of the best lyics ever written, any era, any genre! [This message was edited by Bob Watson on 26 April 2003 at 11:58 AM.] |
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Stephen Gambrell Member From: Ware Shoals, South Carolina, USA |
Bob, I always thought the line-"He'll goive up a bed of roses...." was pure poetry. But ANY of Merle's early stuff was dead on. "A canvas covered cabin, in a crowded labor camp, Stands out in this memory I revive." Hard to beat the lyrics, along with THAT voice. |
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Bob Watson Member From: Champaign, Illinois, U.S. |
Stephen, Merle is truly one of the best songwriters of all time. "The Farmers Daughter", "Diana", the list goes on and on. "Every Fool Has a Rainbow" is special to me, maybe because it was one of the first Merle Haggard tunes that wasn't one of his main hits that I fell in love with. Here are a few other tunes that I think have great lyrics ... "Amazing Grace", "My One and Only Love", "Old Folks", There Will Never Be Another You", "In my Life", "My Back Pages", "People are Strange", "When the Music's Over", "Castles Made of Sand","I Met a Friend of Yours Today", "Thanks Alot", etc. ... it goes on and on. Ain't life great! |
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BDBassett Member From: Rimrock AZ |
An old Del Reeves ditty: I woke up Sunday Mornin with a knot behind my ear, |
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Rich Weiss Member From: Woodland Hills, CA, USA |
"Spent most of the mornin' lying in bed, lunch was black coffee, and three cigarettes. They say it'll kill me, but I got a hunch - this broken hearts, gonna beat 'em to the punch." A very descriptive verse from Mirror, Mirror, by Diamond Rio. |
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Eric West Member From: Portland, Oregon, USA |
Your lipstick's smeared across your cheek, your makeup is a mess. Most of what you're drinking is running down your dress. To keep from falling off your barstool's about all you can do. I'll make my proposition, cause I'm just as drunk as you. Ch: ( everybody ) Let's do something Cheap and Superficial. Let's do something that we might regret. Let's do something shabby and insensitive. Hey, this might be the only chance we get. ( I forgot the second verse. Anybody?) Loved that one. Burt Reynolds ( Smokey and The Bandit II) ALSO. Did anybody happen to see the uncut version of "Any Which Way you Can" with Dan Hicks and the Hot Licks' "Everyone's doin' it? EJL
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David Reeves Member From: Florida |
Who is the girl wearin' nothin' but a smile and towel in the picture on the billboard in the field by the big ol' highway? I'll betcha she'd be gone if somebody came along and pulled a dirty trick and stole that towel away!! |
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Andy Volk Member From: Boston, MA |
MARTIN MULL: "They never met, it could have been so right. He worked the day shift, she worked the night." OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN: [He] [She] [He] [Both] [She] [He] [She] |
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CHIP FOSSA Member From: Monson, MA 01057 U.S.A. |
..off the coast of Africa.. bound for South America.. a world away from here.. is a ship that sails the sea.. is a man who's just like me.. and I wish that I was there.. I'm a lonely Lighthouse.. there is a shipwreck lying at my feet.. couldn't we shine [my golden moments into one].. (well)if you feel lost and lonely.. (but) just because I might be standing here.. couldn't we shine (my golden moments into one)..
shine like the lighthouse.. see me flashing-on, flashing.. couldn't we shine.. I'd like to shine like the sun.. like to shine like the lighthouse.. flashing-on, flashing-on James Taylor.. |
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Craig A Davidson Member From: Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin USA |
Bob, There is also a Haggard line that goes: "You've fallen in love with a picture on the wall, and the sad part is the picture is not of me. (This Song Is For You) Also, "Hands Can say a lot beneath the table, and yours just told me all I need to know." (Johnny Bush)
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Dave Van Allen Member From: Doylestown, PA , US , Earth |
quote: Eric, actually it was M-m-mel what wrote Ruby!! "what a fool I was to think I could get by, with only these few million tears I've cried" Merle "When I left my home and my family I was no more than a boy, "What's goin' on" MGaye "The silence of a falling star
I couldn't sleep last night, just walked the floor Once you said you'd do most anything to keep our love, you'd tear out your tongue before you'd tell me lies
One more drink of wine
Maybe it's better, but I don't understand All Eyes Go by Scott McKnight : Tell me again, look in my eyes and I'll try to divine Tell me again, look in my eyes and I'll try to divine Angelina You look so far away, across the room I could go on and on and on and on [This message was edited by Dave Van Allen on 23 May 2003 at 06:07 AM.] |
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Eric West Member From: Portland, Oregon, USA |
Dave. Please Do. Made me think of several. Man with the Blues WN Evangelina HA One from MH that I'm trying to remember about him apologizing for not being able to be somebody to be proud of. I'll find it.. The Wall. (?) Big Iron MR? One Dying and a Buryin RM River in the Rain RM Old Friends (?) Reasons to Quit WN Last thing I needed.WN Nothing I can do about it Now WN Leave us not forget Jonnny Russell...
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Dave Van Allen Member From: Doylestown, PA , US , Earth |
I wonder why I bother coming home at night you turn me off each time I turn to you your thoughts are far away each time I hold you tight you're so cold I'm turning blue Ice cold woman How can you just stand there when I hurt like this? Hugh X Lewis sang it Pete Drake played it, dunno who wrote it You are the promised kiss of springtime You are the angel glow that lights a star Some day my happy arms will hold you Yesterday is gone A stitch in time saves nine Don't put off til tomorrow what you can do today Autry Inman |
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Bill Fall Member From: Boston, MA, USA |
"The Last Word In Lonesome Is Me," Eddy Arnold |
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Stephen Gambrell Member From: Ware Shoals, South Carolina, USA |
I AM a Christian, but even if you disregard the message(Which I hope you don't): "When Christ shall come, with shouts of acclamation, |
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R. L. Jones Member From: Lake Charles, Louisiana, USA |
Nank Williams Sr. Ilke a bird thats lost its mate in flight, I`m alone and oh so blue tonite ,, Like a piece of driftwood on the sea,,may you never be alone like me
The midnite train is whining low , I`m so lomesome I could cry The silence of a falling star,, lights up a purple sky,,and as I wonder where you are I`m so lonesome I could Die |
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Roger Rettig Member From: NAPLES, FL |
Good one, Chip Fossa, only I thought it was unfair to include James Taylor. Surely his consistently thought-provoking lyrics put him at the top of the 'all time' list. This one just popped into my head, though... 'Now from Washington to Oregon, you can hear the factories hum, In the misty crystal glitter of that wild and windy spray, Written by Woody Guthrie - reprised in 1957 by Lonnie Donegan. Wonderfully evocative - especially to a thirteen year old living in grey old London back then.... ------------------ [This message was edited by Roger Rettig on 17 May 2003 at 08:11 AM.] |
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