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Arda Turan (born 30 January 1987) is a Turkish footballer who plays for Atlético Madrid and the Turkish national team, as a left winger. At the age of 22, prior to the 2009–10 season he was made the captain of Galatasaray.
Arda already has 50 senior national caps and 12 goals for Turkey, and following a successful Euro 2008 campaign, he was ranked 8th in a selection of the 100 Best Young Football Players in the World, published by Spanish magazine Don Balón in July 2008. In January 2011, Arda was voted as the third most popular European footballer of 2009, and the 14th most popular footballer in the world, by the IFFHS.
Arda is a product of the Galatasaray youth. He was promoted to first team by Gheorghe Hagi in 2004–05 season, making his official debut against Bursaspor in a Turkish Cup match on 22 January 2005. He had a spell on loan to fellow Super Lig side Manisaspor in the second half of the 2005–06 season. He was recalled the for the start of the following 2006–07 season, and quickly broke into the first team. It was during this time that he received his first senior international call up. Arda helped Galatasaray to qualify to the Champions League group stage.
Orhan Gencebay (born August 4, 1944 in Samsun, Turkey as Orhan Kencebay) is a Turkish musician, bağlama virtuoso, composer, singer, arranger, music producer, music director, and actor.
Gencebay was born in the coastal town of Samsun on August 4, 1944, to Crimean Tatar and Balkan Turkish parents.[citation needed] He started learning music at the age of six, taking violin and mandolin lessons from Emin Tarakçı who was an old Classical Musician from the Ukraine Conservatoire. At the age of seven, he started playing the bağlama (a traditional Turkish instrument), and continued taking traditional Turkish folk music lessons. At ten, he created his first composition. At thirteen, he started playing the tambur, an instrument often used in Turkish classical music to improve himself in the theoretical and practical details of Turkish classical music.
During his high school years, he performed in Classical and Traditional Turkish Folk Music groups playing the tambur and baglama, taught music lessons in his own music courses, and took part in organizing community music centers in Istanbul and Samsun.
Plot
It's 1959, and a widowed official with the United Nations in Delhi, India brings his two daughters from England to live with him. Tension between 15-year old Una and Alix, a Eurasian woman acting as governess soon erupts, as Una suspects her father's motives. Una turns to an Indian poet for solace and her involvement with him leads to complications that upset the household.
Keywords: based-on-novel
(Bruce Springsteen)
I'm driving a big lazy car rushin' up the highway in the dark
I got one hand steady on the wheel and one hand's tremblin' over my heart
It's pounding baby like it's gonna bust right on through
And it ain't gonna stop till I'm alone again with you
A friend of mine became a father last night
When we spoke in his voice I could hear the light
Of the skies and the rivers the timberwolf in the pines
And that great jukebox out on Route 39
They say he travels fastest who travels alone
But tonight I miss my baby tonight I miss my home
Is it the sound of the leaves
left blown by the wayside
That's got me out here on this spooky old highway tonight
Is it the cry of the river
With the moonlight shining through
That ain't what scares me baby
What scares me is losing you
They say if you die in your dreams you really die in your bed
But honey last night I dreamed my eyes rolled straight back in my head
And God's light came shinin' on through
I woke up scared and breathin' and born anew
It wasn't the cold river bottom I felt rushing over me
It wasn't the bitterness of a dream that didn't come true
It wasn't the wind in the grey fields I felt moving through my arms
No no baby, baby it was you
No no baby, baby it was you
See all the numbers getting larger
See all the streets are getting stranger with the crowd
You know we both been feeling reckless
Since we crashed into the come down
Take one more step into the station
We'll flag the first train down and fade into the wings
We got no need to change direction
We could only keep on moving
But what can keep us moving forward
Now that there's nothing left to burn, anyhow
What will keep you next to me, my love
Since it's too late to turn back now
I caught your face in the reflection
I thought I recognized the corner of your smile
A tired light from your direction
That will keep me in the meanwhile
But what can keep us moving forward
Now that there's nothing left to burn anyhow
What will keep you next to me, my love
Since it's too late to turn back now
(Dan Messe)
When I saw him by the river
He just smiled and closed his eyes
He said you know that you've got to give her
One more chance - one more lie
I didn't see him for a while then
But I heard his name around
So I walked a hundred miles when
On that iron bridge it was him I found
He said you know that I have wandered
By these blood stains on my feet
For all the presents that I have squandered
On every false heart that I meet
But I can't take back what I gave them
No, I can't make right what I've made wrong
I can't pretend that I tried to save them
When they were drowning in my song
So I don't come here for a new scar
For to cover the things that I have done
No, I just come here to see how you are
Maybe see how I've become
Well he just lay there on that iron bridge
Kicking rust off and pulling it apart
(Gary Maurer/Dan Messe)
Ain't holding out for a miracle now
Just holding out for the water
Across the bridge that will carry me down
To the center of the Spanish Quarter
And I know that I don't belong with you
I know the pills stopped working for me
So if you want to set me up
I'll fall on my knees and fix what I have broke
I spent my whole life looking for land
But said a lone love breakers
And saw the home that I held in my hand
Was just some dirt inside a scrap of paper
And I know that I should be long gone
And I know the pills stopped working long ago
If you want to look me up
I'll fall on my knees and fix whatever's broke
There's no place in the world
That can make this right
There's no home I once had that I have in sight
There's no one that can come to my side tonight
To save me
Come save me
The whole world sinking down in the bay
The sun is treading water
Suppose that you could save me some way
But I told you baby not to bother
'cause I know that I'm going down there
And I know the pills don't work for me no more
(Dan Messe/Steve Curtis)
When I saw a light
Carve a crown into the quarry
Over me
I'm a king at night
And a poor man in the morning
How will anybody know me?
Hide the key in the roll-top drawer
Walk the countryside from door to door
And as morning falls
I was dancin' with my darlin' to the Tennessee Waltz
When an old friend I happened to meet
I introduced her to my darlin' and while they were dancin'
My friend stole my sweetheart from me
I remember the night and the Tennessee Waltz
I'm know now just what I have lost
Yes, I've lost my little darlin'
The night they were playin' the beautiful Tennessee Waltz
I remember the night and the Tennessee Waltz
I'm know now just what I have lost
Yes, I've lost my little darlin'
The night they were playin' the beautiful Tennessee Waltz
The sidewalk bends where your house ends
Like the neighborhood is on its knees
You're surrounded by a chain link fence
That keeps me out but let me see
Well, I come by most every night
The shutters pounding in the breeze
A clothesline strung like paper kites
That blow my words right back at me
But someday when my heart exhales
I'll tell you everything
Those sweet words spilling all about us
I'll say please, please be with me
And I'll breathe so easily
But instead I'm turning blue
I look at you
And keep my stupid mouth shut
The hall light streams out through the screens
And the shadows capture me in webs
Just tangled up in what I've seen
And every word I have not said, I have not said
'Cause the sidewalk bends where your house ends
In the summer of my wedding
As the corn burned in the field
Oh, I lay down for my baby
And let the sweet smoke stain my heels
Well, I lay there till the midnight
When the dogs, they run through town
And I rose up just to listen
And I never lay back down
Then the morning, it came upon me
And I set my soul to search
From the tall grass down the main road
To the stained glass at the church
Lord my shepard help me pray
Though I left my heart to stray
Though I left my heart untrue
I can follow, I do, I do
And I can name them in my dreaming
I can set my soul to rest
I can chain them to my body
Let them settle at my breast
Now see them coming to my wedding
Where I will teach them not to stray
Oh, they'll carry my salvation
(Bill Berry/Peter Buck/Mike Mills/Michael Stipe)
Did you never call? I waited for your call
These rivers of suggestion are driving me away
The trees will bend, the cities wash away
The city on the river there is a girl without a dream
I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry
Eastern to Mountain, third party call, the lines are down
The wise man built his words upon the rocks
But I'm not bound to follow suit
The trees will bend, the conversation's dimmed
Go build yourself another home, this choice isn't mine
I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry
Did you never call? I waited for your call
These rivers of suggestion are driving me away
The ocean sang, the conversation's dimmed
(Dan Messe)
Traded my last favor
For a map of St. Charlene
All these ghosts and angels
Friends and strangers
Ask me where I've been
The engine seemed to tremble
When I drove through our old town
And I found the house
Where we used to live
When I tried my key
I don't know what I thought I'd find
I tried to remember
What I thought I thought I left behind
The rooms were all deserted
Though the landlord kept them well
They were swept and shuttered
Paint that covered our familiar smells
I looked around our kitchen
And I climbed the narrow stairs
And I called your name
Just so I could hear it
And I swear these rooms
Were where we once used to make love
Now they're just a space
And there's no trace left of us
I spent another five days
On the banks of St. Charlene
After my car was fixed
I made some extra cash for gasoline.
I left without remembering
The reason I had come
But I knew then that I needed to leave
If I'm sad at least I know
That nothing's what it was
And I'm out of place
'cause there's no trace left of us
I'm not a sailor
I'm not so strong out of my shoes
Dragging like anchors
Over the ocean
Pearls in the sky strung 'round the moon
Pointing to you
So I'll sail till morning
Or I'll sail till I
Carried to you tonight
I'm not a sailor
But I'll spend the night out on the sea
Out on the sea
And I'll sail till morning
Or I'll sail till I
Carried to you tonight
(Steve Curtis)
Late last night, I missed my train
I walked back to the car and drove home again
Just outside of Pittsburgh, it's really not that far
Saw a light come shining 'cross the reservoir
The sun in California, it drops right into the sea
I took a couple pictures, they don't mean that much to me
Just outside of Pittsburgh, I saw it from my car
The light shines to the bottom of the reservoir
Starless night, come fall around me
Over all we've left undone
I know a light that shines forever
Howsoever we may run
The moon hung on the hillside in eastern Tennessee
With rows of honeysuckle blooming over me
But the iron hills of Pittsburgh where all my memories are
Gathering the light around the reservoir
Starless night, come fall around me
Over all we've left undone
I know a light that shines forever
Hey, was that you floating past the tree line?
Hey, was that a feather in your hand?
No, I don't mean to ask these questions
No, I don't mean to rush your heart
I swear I saw this accidentally
No, I don't mean to start
Hey, the rain falls straight into the sidewalk
Hey, the clouds hang heavy in the sky
But I don't want to still believe in
The gravity of solid ground
The world below is not so big
That it can keep us down
We are standing on the rooftops
We are circling like sparrows
We are tiny, we are trembling
Scared of everything
But the heart is still a redwing
Fly above the houses and the schoolyards
And fly until you cannot feel the Earth
No, I don't mean that it's so easy
And I don't mean that it's so small
But the world below is not so mean
That it can make us fall
We are standing on the rooftops
We are circling like sparrows
We are tiny, we are trembling
Scared of everything
Hey dear, you know I hate to go
Just lay here listening to the radio
Upstairs, hiding from the world below
The day fading on the dial
Downstairs, wait for the mailman
On lawn chairs spread across the tableland
Somewhere flowerbeds to lay your hand in mine
If you stay then I will, time fading on the dial
I will always love you like I do
I'll always love you like I do
The song is fading still it's true
When I'm here beside you
You said you want a wing to fly
A loose thread hanging from the gingham sky
We knew that we would have to say goodbye
C'mon, if you would then I'd stay
The sun pulling in the driveway
I will always love you like I do
I'll always love you like I do
The song is fading still it's true
When I'm here beside you
I will always love you like I do
I'll always love you like I do
The song is fading still it's true
Hoverin' by my suitcase
Tryin' to find a warm place to spend the night
Heavy rain fallin'
Seems I hear your voice a callin', it's all right
Rainy night in Georgia
A rainy night in Georgia
Oh, it is rainin' all over the world
Neon signs flashin'
Taxicabs and buses passin' through the night
The distant moanin' of a train
Seems to play a sad refrain onto the night
Rainy night in Georgia
Rainy all night in Georgia
Lord, it's rainin' all over the world
Rain
How many times I wondered
But it still comes out the same
No matter how you look at it or think of it
You just got to do your own thing, oh, yes
I find me a place in a boxcar
Take out my old guitar to pass some time
Late at night when it's hard to rest
I hold your picture to my chest and I'm all right
But it's rainin' down Georgia
Such a cold, old lonesome night in Georgia
Sometimes y'all it just rains
Rains
One of them old slow drizzling
Are you alone now? Did you lose the monkey?
He gave you backaches and now you slouch
He didn't mean it, he's just a dumb ape
Reading Playboy on your couch
And now it's time to say, what I forgot to say
Baby, baby, come on, what's wrong?
It's a radiation vibe I'm groovin' on
Don't it make you want to get some sun?
Shine on, shine on, shine
I went to Pittsburgh and joined a Pro team
Talk about a bad dream, broke my knee
But I can still croon, make all the girls swoon
Ain't that the way life's meant to be?
And now it's time to say what I forgot to say
Baby, baby, come on, what's wrong?
It's a radiation vibe I'm grooving on
Don't it make you want to get some sun?
Shine on, shine on, shine
And now it's time to say, what I forgot to say
Baby, baby, come on, what's wrong?
It's a radiation vibe I'm groovin' on
Don't it make you want to get some sun?
Shine on, shine on, shine
Let's go out walking, I know where to meet
The corner of Pacific Street
'Cause I feel restless and I just can't sleep
I need to show you something
See where we stood
There are oceans in our neighborhood
And for leaving things, they're just as good
Well I don't know you except for the way
A traveler knows a traveler
The way a station can tempt you to stay
And spend some time inside it
Stay where we are
We'll wash up at a corner bar
Because leaving here is just too hard for me
Stay where we are
Washed up in some corner bar
But I swear, I've never been this far before
I swear, I've never been this far before
(Bob Hoffnar/Dan Messe)
Old Adam the crow
He's building a home in your field
Where bitter weeds grow all around the corn
Will you be the father
That drives the thief from your home
Or let him run wild at your first born
Now I carried the plow
To carve out a home in this world
And I carried the bow to protect the corn
Summer is over
My hands are tired and slow
And I can't stop loving my first born
Old Adam the crow
He's flying away from your field
And you will never know what makes him run
I dreamed of my father
(Traditional)
Now the day is over,
Night is drawing nigh,
Shadows of the evening
Steal across the sky.
Now the darkness gathers,
Stars begin to peep,
Almost home, birds come by
But I still can't see the shore
The only thing I know for sure
The ocean has in store
Every night, open eyed
I wait for the sun
The world's too wide to bring me round
But I'm not sorry
Now the day is growing dark
The waves come break on the foam
I prayed for you and there you are beside me
Who's the girl inside of the blue screen light?
The sun is just pouring out
And everything is out of sight
Turn around the room is just black and white
She's whispering, "Na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na
Na, na, na, na, na, na"
And it's not true
And it's not fair
And it's not you
And it's not California here
Later on you're breaking the boxes down
There's nobody out tonight
Nobody's hanging 'round
So you take the drive that used to be almost right
And now it's just empty lots around you
All these empty lots around you
And they don't know
What you hold dear
And they can't see
That it's not California here
Come a time when I may just walk away
The sun is just barely out
The sky is completely gray
But you're the one I wanna be with today
Let them say, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na
Na, na, na, na, na, na
And I'm not strong
And you're not rich
And we're not lost
Where we don't live
And it's not true
And it's not fair
And they're not us
And it's not California here
I'm the one who wants to be with you tonight
And I'm the one who wants to be the one you're with tonight
And I'm the one who wants to be the one you're with tonight
Night like a river, banks are steep
Carry my burden, bury my worry deep
It's like she told me some time ago
There's plenty for harvest, then the cold winds blow
I could live a long, long
While on the sweetness of her breath
And I could die for walking miles
And still not find my rest
Bound and delivered, I returned
Tried to forgive her for all the ground we burned
Maybe tomorrow waters will clear
Forty years since you washed ashore
Carried out of the sea
On the mast of a man-o-war
That once brought you to me
Throw your overcoat over a chair
And lay all your lazybones down
May this night keep you here
There's a man in a cutaway
Buying drinks for the room
All the cheer raining down on the day
Comes to nothing and leaves by the broom
On the streets named for presidents
Where the kingfishers flew
All the cornflowers sewn in the fence
Keep the memory from tearing in two
But if I should lose I'd wake up feeling lucky
If I should take a fall or throw it all away
I wouldn't mind lying beside you
The rest of my days
The storms came down out of Mackinaw
As the weigh stations closed
There was a terrible darkness I saw
Pulling up on the side of the road
But if I should lose I'd wake up feeling lucky
If I should take a fall or throw it all away
I wouldn't mind lying beside you
The rest of my days
So I'll drink to the wealthy man
And I'll pray for the poor
And I'll hold onto you while I can
In the darkness just to be sure
That if I should lose I'll wake up feeling lucky
If I should take a fall or throw it all away
I wouldn't mind lying beside you
(Traditional)
The bed is too small for my tired head
Bring me a hill soft with trees
The milk truck hauls the sun up
And the paper hits the door
The subway shakes my floor
And I think about you
Time to face the dawning gray
Of another lonely day
It's so hard
Living without you
It's so hard
It's so hard
It's so hard
Living without you
Everyone's got something
They're out tryin' to get some more
They got something to get up for
But I ain't about to
Nothin's gonna happen
Nothin's gonna change
It's so hard
Living without you
It's so hard
It's so hard
It's so hard
Living without you
So hard
So hard
I should wake up this town
My heart's on fire
Main road and no one's around
As the flames climb higher
I have been here before
And I know the way
But love seemed sweeter and sure
In the light of the day
So as I rise, I will reach for the livin'
And I'll say no prayer
'Cause tonight he brought me to Heaven
And left me here
I could tell by his face
Those two tired eyes
It's been a long night searching for grace
Now the sun won't rise
Now I have been here before
Though I know I am lost
'Cause the same place that filled me with joy
Is just a road I crossed, just a road I crossed
So as I rise, I will reach for the livin'
And I'll say no prayer
'Cause tonight he brought me to Heaven
And left me here
So as I rise, I will reach for the livin'
And I'll say no prayer
'Cause tonight love feels nothing like Heaven
There's a lazy eye that looks at you
And sees you, the same as before
When you lay beside me every night
Though now you are with me, no more
I can still see the hem of your dress
And the comb as it's parting your hair
And the person I held is still there in my
Lazy eye that looks at you
And sees you the same as before
I can still see the hem of your dress
And the comb as it's parting your hair
And the person I held is still there in my
Lazy eye that looks at you
We got married in a fever
Hotter than a pepper sprout
We've been talkin' 'bout Jackson
Ever since the fire went out
I'm goin' to Jackson
I'm gonna mess around
Yeah, I'm goin' to Jackson
Look out Jackson town
Well, go on down to Jackson
Go ahead and wreck your health
Go play your hand, you big-talkin' man
Make a big fool of yourself
Yeah, go to Jackson
Go, comb your hair
Honey, I'm gonna snowball Jackson
See if I care
When I breeze into that city
People gonna stoop and bow
All them women gonna make me
Teach 'em what they don't know how
I'm goin' to Jackson
You turn-a loose-a my coat
'Cause I'm goin' to Jackson
"Goodbye", that's all she wrote
But they'll laugh at you in Jackson
And I'll be dancin' on a Pony Keg
They'll lead you 'round town like a scalded hound
With your tail tucked between your legs
Yeah, go to Jackson
You big talkin' man
And I'll be waitin' in Jackson
Behind my Jaypan Fan
Well now, we got married in a fever
Hotter than a pepper Sprout
We've been talkin' 'bout Jackson
Ever since the fire went
I'm goin' to Jackson
And that's a fact
Yeah, we're goin' to Jackson
Ain't never comin' back
Well, we got married in a fever
Hotter than a pepper sprout
And we've been talkin' 'bout Jackson
Broken moon in the sky
Enough to pull up our eyes
From the ground where we hide
From the ground where we hide
Gonna waste some time with you
And let this world go
Keep my heart idle
Gonna waste my time with you
And let this love go
A broken heart, idle
Restless stars through the trees
Enough to fall to our knees
Make no sound so no one sees
Make no sound so no one sees
Gonna waste some time with you
And let this world go
Keep my heart idle
Gonna waste my time with you
And let this love go
I'll lay my head in a stranger's town
All on a summer's day
A tangled web when the lights went down
And the sun came up far away
And so over the great blue oceans
And then over the cities filled with light
I know we'll be together tomorrow
Oh, but I'll dream of you tonight
I cast about like an awkward guest
Toward a park across town
I felt the sky open up right inside my chest
And your voice like a trembling sound
Saying over the great blue oceans
And then over the cities filled with light
I know we'll be together tomorrow
Oh, but I'll dream of you tonight
Well, the world gets quiet in an ordinary minute
In the middle of the afternoon
We cross the street in the course of a day
And our eyes fix miles away
The bird on a windowsill
He sings like a bell, like lonesome lovers do
I'm sure as ever now, I'm scared as hell
I'm coming home to you
Singing over the great blue oceans
And then over the cities filled with light
I know we'll be together tomorrow
Oh, but I'll dream of you tonight
(Dan Messe/Gary Maurer)
Ten dollars for the room
Torn blankets smell like old perfume
Then love checks in, trips a wire,
Skips the bill, sets a fire
And leaves the wreck that's left behind
With one desire, one desire
Don't worry 'bout the key
Lock's busted, and the chain is free
Light comes up, the sun goes down
A rented room, a borrowed town
That burns the memories to the ground
With one more round, one more round
One more round
Ten miles 'til the dawn
A sign lights up and it pulls you on
So strip the bed, slash the tire
A broken home, a hotel fire
You ask yourself again, am I
Blue sky and yellow sun
Paint the streets and the avenues
You float over everyone
In your rings and your wingtip shoes
Well, I can't say
I'll know you when
You come around
You look like a giant in
My hand-me-downs
Taller than anythin'
Riding a horsey through the town
Red bird is hanging low
House to house and tree to tree
He holds on to what he knows
So he takes a hold of me
Well, I can't say
I'll know you when
You come around
You look like a giant in
My hand-me-downs
Taller than anythin'
Riding a horsey through the town
Have yourself a merry little Christmas
Let your heart be light
Next year all our troubles
Will be out of sight
Have yourself a merry little Christmas
Make the Yuletide gay
From now on our troubles
Will be miles away
Here we are as in olden days
Happy golden days of yore
Faithful friends who are dear to us
Will be near to us once more
Someday soon we all will be together
If the fates allow
Until then we'll have to muddle through somehow
As a child my dreams ran wild
Through fields of disobey
Wandering, wandering
Wanting it all
A curious soul astray
As a child my heart ran wild
Through fields of disobey
Loving and laughing
And longing to fall
A curious soul astray
I ran with a passionate story
I ran for the wisdom and glory
Away, away I ran
As a child my dreams ran wild
Through fields of disobey
Wandering, wandering
Wanting it all
A curious soul astray
I ran with a passionate story
I ran for the wisdom and glory
Away, away I ran
As a child my dreams ran wild
Through fields of disobey
Wandering, wandering
Wanting it all
A curious soul astray
As a child my dreams ran wild
Through fields of disobey
Wandering, wandering, wanting it all
A curious soul astray
We were raised in the nettles
And they showed us how they grow
Where a poison comes to settle
And what a poisoned man comes to know
So me and Jessie, we left Ohio
Left him bleeding on the valley floor
I felt so dirty I could hardly stand it
Carrying Jessie on my back
She said, "Hold on, I know you'll bury him for me
Hold on, I know you'll bury him for me
Hold on, I know you'll carry me and carry me
And carry me home"
Tell me nothing's wrong there
Tell me nothing's wrong there
Tell me nothing's wrong there
Nothing's wrong there
Nothing's wrong there
Someone's waving
Someone's counting
Someone's leaving
There's fifty dollars on this pony
Chase him down these tracks
Well, won't nobody take my business
I'll teach you how to come back
I saw one hundred miles of steel over wood
And let him go
I filled my pockets up with coal black with mud
And let him go
I'll throw my hat off when I beat you
Find it when you're gone
There's a straw and cotton around the station
I'll make myself a new one
I held a silver dollar tight inside my fist
And let you go
I've counted all the things I've lost, that point to this
And let you go
The whistle's sounding
You are leaving
Here's an easy one since it's getting late
Since you're half asleep and I couldn't wait
For the tired sun with its tired light
To wake up the world just to see you tonight
I know you don't believe me
But I have something to tell you
I know it's not so easy
But baby, hold me now
If I have to leave like I always do
Will you look for me as I look for you?
In a passing glance from a passerby
I could cross the world to be near you tonight
I know you don't believe me
But I have something to tell you
I know it's not so easy
(Traditional)
Hush-a-bye, don't you cry
Go to sleep-y, little baby.
Leave my station where I stood
To lay for a while with you
I got shadows snapping at my tail
Who say I'm no damn good
But that's just halfway through
All that I'm good for is you
You know I play with all those strays
Prowling outside your door
It's the scraps of love you throw my way
That have got me on all fours, I think it's for you
All that I'm good for is you, all that I'm good for is you
And I'll leave it behind
To lay down with you
I'll stop running wild
Doing what I used to do
My whole wide world is out of hand
So crooked it leaves me cryin'
But your love is straight and narrow
And it's keeping me in line
This love will see me through
All that I'm good for is you
All that I'm good for is you
All I'll leave it behind
To lay down with you
I'll stop running wild
Doing what I used to do
All that I'm good for is you, is you, is you
Overland through the rye
Gun in hand, bird in sky
Calling out to the world below
A hunting we will go
Every field, ripe and fine
Every man, a friend of mine
On the trails that we name or know
A hunting we will go
Throw some light on me, tell me what you see
Every mystery grows like a vine
Reaching out to the sun for a while
And holding the soil forever and ever
Now the sun has not stirred
Rusted gun, fallen bird
Side by side in the world below
When I was a little girl my father used to say
"If trouble ever troubles you just dream your cares away"
A dream is a wish your heart makes
When you're fast asleep
In dreams you will lose your heartache
Whatever you wish for you keep
Have faith in your dreams and someday, someday
Your rainbow will come smiling through
No matter how your heart is grieving, if you keep on believing
The dream that you wish will come true
Oh no matter how your heart is grieving, if you keep on believing
Oh, I used to be disgusted
Now I try to be amused
But since their wings have got rusted
You know the angels wanna wear my red shoes
But when they told me 'bout their side of the bargain
That's when I knew that I could not refuse
And I won't get any older
Now the angels wanna wear my red shoes
I was watching while you're dancing away
Our love got fractured in the echo and sway
How come everybody wants to be your friend?
You know that it still hurts me just to say it
Oh, I know that she's disgusted
(Oh, why is that?)
'Cause she's feeling so abused
(Oh, that's too sad)
She gets tired of the lust
(Oh, I'm so sad)
But it's so hard to refuse
How can you say that I'm too old
When the angels have stolen my red shoes?
Oh, I said, "I'm so happy I could die"
She said, "Drop dead" then left with another guy
That's what you get if you go chasing after vengeance
Ever since you got me punctured this has been my sentence
Oh, I used to be disgusted
And now I try to be amused
Since their wings have got rusted
You know the angels wanna wear my red shoes
But when they told me 'bout their side of the bargain
That's when I knew that I could not refuse
And I won't get any older
Now the angels wanna wear my red shoes
And I won't get any older
Now the angels wanna wear my red shoes
Red shoes, the angels wanna wear my red shoes
Red shoes, the angels wanna wear my red shoes
Red shoes, the angels wanna wear my red shoes
(Traditional)
Gonna build me a log cabin on a mountain so high
So I can see my darling as she goes passing by
Oh the cuckoo, she's a pretty bird and she warbles as she flies
But she never says cuckoo 'til the fourth day of July
Now my horses, they ain't hungry and they won't eat your hay
So I'll ride on just a little further and feed them on the way
Oh the cuckoo, she's a pretty bird and she warbles as she flies
She will cause you never no trouble and she'll tell you no lie
Wouldn't be the first time
Love made a fool of me
Wouldn't even care
But now you're here to see
It comes as no surprise
Just leave the light on
What I wouldn't give
If you could have it all
The sun that's going down
The bed that breaks the fall
The cradle and the bow
So you can take comfort now
You can take comfort now
Sometimes a heart can break
And make it's own relief
The way a cold dark night
Invites the fire thief
He wants to show us how
So we can take comfort now
We can take comfort now
We can take comfort now
When I was drinking, when I was with you
Living it up when the rent was due
With nothing and no one to live up to
You and me dying on the vine
Holding hands and drinking wine
Now I'm not the same girl, I left behind with you
Twelve bars behind us and twelve bars to go
Bottles of beer lined up in a row
One for each hour that you didn't show
You and me dying everyday
Getting high just to pass away
But that's not the reason, I couldn't stay with you
Now I am sober, now I'm alone
Three years have gone by since you have gone
Letting you go, letting me go on
But I'll raise a glass now, to you and me
To to lift me higher so I can see
Go easy now
Go easy now
Later on the road I'm gonna lay my body down
Meet along the way I know
Grow straight and true
Grow straight and true
Later on the road it's gonna break your world in two
We'll meet along the way I know
We'll meet along the way I know
(Dan Messe)
When I saw him by the river
He just smiled and closed his eyes
He said you know that you're gonna give her
One more present - one more lie
I didn't see him for a while then
Though I heard his name around
So I walked down a hundred miles when
On that Iron Bridge it was him I found
I said you know that I have wandered
By the dust here on my feet
For every present that I have squandered
On every false heart that I meet
But I can't take back what I gave them
No, I can't make right what I've made wrong
I can't pretend that I tried to save them
When they were drowning in my song
So I don't come here for a new scar
For to cover the things I've done
I just come here to see how you are
Maybe see how I've become
Well he lay there on that Iron Bridge
Where the Earth and the waters part
(Traditional)
The Golden Day is dying beyond the purple hill
The Golden Day is dying beyond the purple hill
And when the wood is dark yes the nightingale will sing
And when the wood is dark yes the nightingale will sing
And soon beyond the meadow the silver moon will swing
And soon beyond the meadow the silver moon will swing
I'll keep on holdin' on, oh yes I will, I'll keep on holdin' on
I know that you're the kind of guy, you've got too much pride
You're scared to love someone, run and hide
Each and every day, and each and every way
My love is growin' stronger
And I know that you can't hold on much longer
When there's no place left to hide
I'll still be by your side
'Cause I'll be, waiting, oh yes, sure 'nough
Looking for a chance, a chance to make you mine
I'll keep on holdin' on
I know you're braggin' to your friends that you can't be caught
Baby, you don't know, so it's time that you were taught
So love, you'd better plan to make your final stand
No matter where you run now
I'll hold on till my will to resist is gone
Till I get you where I want you
There, love, I'm gonna want you
Waiting, oh yes, sure 'nough
Looking for a chance, a chance to make you mine
I'll keep on holdin' on, No matter where you run, boy
I'll keep on holdin' on, No matter where you hide, boy
I'll keep on holdin' on, Oh you'll never get away, boy
In the summer of my wedding
As the corn burned in the field
Oh, I lay down for my baby
And let the sweet smoke stain my heels
Well, I lay there till the midnight
When the dogs, they run through town
And I rose up just to listen
And I never lay back down
Then the morning, it came upon me
And I set my soul to search
From the tall grass down the main road
To the stained glass at the church
Lord my shepard help me pray
Though I left my heart to stray
Though I left my heart untrue
I can follow, I do, I do
And I can name them in my dreaming
I can set my soul to rest
I can chain them to my body
Let them settle at my breast
Now see them coming to my wedding
Where I will teach them not to stray
Oh, they'll carry my salvation
Mean are the winds that tear at the palms
A tiny baby is crying, then calms
And curses ring out instead of the psalms
I don't know
And black are the sounds, dragged from the trains
They leave a trail of rust in the rains
Great lakes are spilling across the great plains
They swallow up everything
Oh no, oh no
Board up the windows and shoot at the crows
And lay every might thing low
Well, I didn't know that day that I fell
In terre-haute at the Paris hotel
Where I lost something that I'd never sell
I let go
Now all that I see keeps me afraid
I count the years by the marks that they made
And watch the sun from a circle of shade
That swallows up everything
Oh no, oh no
Board up the windows and shoot at the crows
Sometimes when I lay down at night
I swear I can see to heaven
For it's in dreaming that the things I always knew
Are the only thoughts I have
And when I look up at you, love
Handsome as a magazine
Wild as the sun, like nothing below
Could ever pull you down
But it's a hard road that we follow
The saddest cities, and the darkest hollows
People cross this world
Over and then back again
Never even one time lift their eyes
Or think of what they say
But I hear it in your voice, love
Like someone sweetly willing
The hope of all these years
The prayer of a time that we don't even know
But it's a hard road that we follow
The saddest cities, and the darkest hollows
But I hear it in your voice, love
The strongest sound I've ever heard
Like water from a well so deep in the ground
I'll never thirst again
But it's a hard road that we follow
The saddest cities, and the darkest hollows
And everything that's far away
And was lost from me
(Steve Curtis)
He came to meet me
On some July morning
He said he missed me
He came without warning
We walked for half a day
Got lost in my neighborhood
Came back another way
Just like I knew we would
And he came to meet me
He had some stories
He knew a few of mine
I had not heard his voice
For such a long time
My mind would race a bit
Come back to where we stood
I could not keep hold of it
Although I knew I should
And he came to meet me
I'd seen this whole day
Like it was drawing near
Sometimes I'd pray for it
Sometimes I'd shake with fear
Sometimes the only thought
That kept me in the night
Was one that I'd forgot
In summer's blinding light
And he came to meet me
I wrote myself a song
I could not speak what I'd done
He could've been here all along
He could've been anyone
But there is no one who
Could wake my heart like this
Could break my world in two
I felt a suddenness
I felt a suddenness
The day fell completely still
The dream was a lot like this
I am holding half an acre
Torn from the map of Michigan
And folded in this scrap of paper
Is a land I grew in
Think of every town you've lived in
Every room, you lay your head
And what is it that you remember?
Do you carry every sadness with you
Every hour your heart was broken
Every night the fear and darkness
Lay down with you
A man is walking on the highway
A woman stares out at the sea
And light is only now just breaking
So we carry every sadness with us
Every hour our heart were broken
Every night the fear and darkness
Lay down with us
But I am holding half an acre
Torn from the map of Michigan
I am carrying this scrap of paper
That can crack the darkest sky wide open
Every burden taken from me
Every night my heart unfolding
Dance with me, now darlin', make me late
I've been hangin' 'round this barroom and I can wait
I can wait, now darlin', don't you know?
Dance with me, now darlin', sweet and slow
I've been here in the corner, playin' it cool
But I could hang off your shoulder like a fool
Like a fool, now darlin', all night long
Dance with me, now darlin', to this song
Take me home in a big car, drive it slow
And if we turned off the highway, who would know
Who would know in the morning's yellow light
Where these two lost lovers were last night
Dance with me, now darlin', make me late
I've been hangin' 'round this barroom, and I can wait
I can wait, now darlin', don't you know?
Dance with me, now darlin', sweet and slow
(Dan Messe/Steve Curtis)
In the sawed off light
Shooting down across the quarrel
Onto Lee
They will rise and fight
On the Bay and on the Sorrel
To the North and Cincinnati
Riding low in the roll-eyed burr
Charging out from 'neath the soldier's spur
As a Traveler turns
When I was a little girl my father used to say
"If trouble ever troubles you just dream your cares away"
A dream is a wish your heart makes
When you're fast asleep
In dreams you will lose your heartache
Whatever you wish for you keep
Have faith in your dreams and someday, someday
Your rainbow will come smiling through
No matter how your heart is grieving, if you keep on believing
The dream that you wish will come true
Oh no matter how your heart is grieving, if you keep on believing
The dream that you wish will come true
Sometimes when I lay down at night
I swear I can see to heaven
For it's in dreaming that the things I always knew
Are the only thoughts I have
And when I look up at you, love
Handsome as a magazine
Wild as the sun, like nothing below
Could ever pull you down
But it's a hard road that we follow
The saddest cities, and the darkest hollows
People cross this world
Over and then back again
Never even one time lift their eyes
Or think of what they say
But I hear it in your voice, love
Like someone sweetly willing
The hope of all these years
The prayer of a time that we don't even know
But it's a hard road that we follow
The saddest cities, and the darkest hollows
But I hear it in your voice, love
The strongest sound I've ever heard
Like water from a well so deep in the ground
I'll never thirst again
But it's a hard road that we follow
The saddest cities, and the darkest hollows
And everything that's far away
And was lost from me
I see it all from here in you
Blue sky and yellow sun
Paint the streets and the avenues
You float over everyone
In your rings and your wingtip shoes
Well, I can't say
I'll know you when
You come around
You look like a giant in
My hand-me-downs
Taller than anythin'
Riding a horsey through the town
Red bird is hanging low
House to house and tree to tree
He holds on to what he knows
So he takes a hold of me
Well, I can't say
I'll know you when
You come around
You look like a giant in
My hand-me-downs
Taller than anythin'
Riding a horsey through the town
Riding a horsey through the town
(Dan Messe/Gary Maurer)
Ten dollars for the room
Torn blankets smell like old perfume
Then love checks in, trips a wire,
Skips the bill, sets a fire
And leaves the wreck that's left behind
With one desire, one desire
Don't worry 'bout the key
Lock's busted, and the chain is free
Light comes up, the sun goes down
A rented room, a borrowed town
That burns the memories to the ground
With one more round, one more round
One more round
Ten miles 'til the dawn
A sign lights up and it pulls you on
So strip the bed, slash the tire
A broken home, a hotel fire
You ask yourself again, am I
Your one desire, one desire
(Traditional)
Hush-a-bye, don't you cry
Go to sleep-y, little baby.
When you wake you shall have a cake