Тексты песен «Guy Clark»

The old gunfighter on the porch stared into the sun Relived the days of living by the gun When deadly games of pride were played Living was mistakes not made And the thought of the smell of the black powder smoke And...

Now he was a wino tried and true Done about everything there is to do He worked on freighters and he worked in bars He worked on farms and he worked on cars Well it was white port wine that put that look in his eyes...

He was a wino, tried and true Done about everything there is to do He worked on freighters, he worked in bars He worked on farms, he worked on cars Well, it was white port that put that look in his eye Grown men get...

I found comfort and courage in bottles of whiskey I swear to you friends that that life is some risky I have backed away quickly from those who tried to burn me And stopped up my ears that no one should learn me But...

I like drinking whiskey, I like being straight I like a voodoo spinners and I like live bait I like a hundred miles an hour, I like Sunday driving too I like being alone with me, I like being alone with you Give me a...

Oh the beautiful red-haired Madonna with child Sat on the curb wearin' a smile That doubled up the years And trebled the miles And comforts the babe In the softest of style She work up in San Francisco On the day she...

I ain't lookin' for trouble I can't stay here tonight I got to leave here on the double If I want to see the morning light Don't need no pistol for the tickets I've got just enough to get us down the line I don't know...

I've smeared my heart on my sleeve I've tagged my name on the wall It's prob'ly time for me to leave Actin' big and talkin' small I've tracked blood in on the floor I put my first through the wall I've dragged trouble...

Hooray for the drinkin' warm red wine On a day both bright and fair Hooray for the layin' and playin' a tune On the sunlight through your hair, your hair The sunlight through your haur Well I wish that I was a fiddle...

Chorus The only difference between men and boys Is the size of their feet and the price of their toys Always horsin' around makin' too much noise Ain't it funny how men will be boys Kickin' tires round the pick-up...

Frankie D. said he got it Straight from Roger Miller Life? just like takin' candy From a gorilla I started thinkin' man This ain't so tough That? about the time That the monkey showed up Sometimes I can't find My heart...

Sorry, I have no No Deal Lyrics, Would you please submit No Deal Lyrics to me? Thank you...

I ain't gonna sing no lonesome tune Ah, babe, I'm a comin' soon I cannot believe I stayed so long away But a man must look around You're the sweetest thing I've found All your lost high roller's rollin' home today...

It's like when you're making conversation And you're trying not to scream And you're trying not to tell 'em You don't care what they mean And you're really feeling fragile And you really can't get home And you really...

Cowboys and Indians and trees he could climb Tomorrow came too fast but he didn't mind Ah, the distance was short, so light it again It don't take no time to get where I am But one paper kid wasn't really so mean Just...

I was sittin' on the fender of someone else's truck Drinkin' Old Crow whisky, hot 7UP Out in the parking lot You can hear the band are playin' right through the wall Ain't no cover charge, there ain't no last call Out...

I was sittin' on the fender of someone else's truck Drinkin' Old Crow whisky, hot 7UP Out in the parking lot You can hear the band are playin' right through the wall Ain't no cover charge, there ain't no last call Out...

Like Picasso said in 1910 "I'm gonna paint me a mandolin" Could be cubes, it could be curves I like to mix the paint with nerve I'm load my brush and fire away Paint me a hole in the light of day Well, you can play it...

She's a long way from Houston, long way from those Texas blues And she came down from Telluride on a steam train bound for somewhere new. There's a rainbow in the mountains and she's waiting on the sun to shine on...

Now a Ramblin' Jack Elliot said: I got these lines in my face Tryin' to straighten out the wrinkles in my life When I think of all the fools I've been Ita'a a wonder that I've sailed this many miles To which Larry...