Тексты песен «Reckless Kelly»

Lonesome and hungry I travel this land Searching for some place called home Faceless and nameless known only by fate When destiny finds me no more shall I roam Tired and thirsty as I travel on Dreaming of water and...

Hey Ol' Lady let's go To the Motel Cowboy Show We'll drink and dance There's no place else to go We'll stay out all night long We'll toast the break of dawn Hey Ol' Lady let's go To the Motel...

Wanna tell you about my baby I say when she comes around Is just about five feet four From a little head under the ground Let me tell you 'bout the girl of mine I got her walkin' down the assembly line She brings the...

(Willy Braun, T. Villanueva) I grew up seein' things in black and white There's only two ways to go, either wrong or right But when the moon replaces the sun That's when the damage is done Black and white start fading...

I grew up seein' things in black and white There's only two ways to go, either wrong or right But when the moon replaces the sun That's when the damage is done Black and white start fadin' into gray Well, there's...

Nobody loved me like you And nobody loved me so cruel Nobody made me feel more like a man And then made me feel like a fool Nobody haunts me like you Nobody's tossed me aside Like an old piece of trash From the Upper...

The first man that you ever loved Left your mama, never said goodbye to anyone And you were raised with your head held high But any fool can see it's just a clever disguise You're nobody's baby You're nobody's darlin'...

Is this, what it comes down to? Hit or miss, it's either me or you All we get is one false move My friend, you're gonna have to choose Sink or Swim, it's either win or loss In the end there's only one false move...

Set me free, set me free I need a little more room to breathe And the freedom to do what I please Mama set me free Set me free, set me free Let me see what I can see Have mercy on a boy like me Mama set me free Drop...

The first pub we could stagger to was twelve steps from the plane A Virgin flight to Shannontown the day it didn't rain The laughing eyes of Ireland sparkling blue and green With hair as black as Guinness stout and...

The first pub we could stagger to was twelve steps from the plane A Virgin flight to Shannontown the day it didn't rain The laughing eyes of Ireland sparkling blue and green With hair as black as Guinness stout and...

At General Delivery she picks up her mail Her momma says Johnny just got out of jail She hopes he don't know where she's at How could she have ever loved that kind of cat She remembers the dance in the moonlight From...

(A. Young, B. Johnson) She was a fast machine, she kept her motor clean She was the best damn woman that I ever seen She had a-sightless eye telling me no lie Knockin' me out with those American thighs. Taking more...

Sadie got a six gun She ain't afraid to use it The banker took us straight down To the safe and I blew it The sheriff heard a big bang In the broad daylight And by the time the smoke cleared We were nowhere in sight...

(Willy Braun) One hundred and ten don't mean nothin' to me I've seen forty below when the rivers freeze But the ground here's bare And the skies are clear I'm packing my gear and I'm outta here. When the snow falls...

I can make you a believer in fate Divine intervention and signs of the sun You came to me not a moment too late With death at my door and time on the run And destiny surrounds you But now that I've found you I'm never...

(Willy Braun, Chris Schelske) I know some day you're gonna realize Not every little thing's gonna work out the way you'd like And I know that there ain't no other man alive Who'd do the things that I've done for you...

Johnny's in the basement Mixing up the medicine I'm on the pavement Thinking about the government The man in the trench coat Badge out, laid off Says he's got a bad cough Wants to get it paid off Look out kid...

(Steve Poltz) Tommy was a hesher from the valley He was as burned out as a building from the riots He had a rockin' little girfriend named Marla She was a cocktail waitress at The Pit Sometimes on the weekends they'd...

I saw you talking to a friend of mine I asked him what you had to say You told him that I wasn't doin' to good I guess, I couldn't argue either way There's no denying my misery I couldn't hide it if I wanted to You...