1. |
NOW SHE'S GONE
04:57
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I didn't say goodbye to our beautiful love
Never understood why you left me alone
I wanna take you home, I won't do you no harm, no
NOW SHE'S GONE, I CAN'T STAND THE PAIN
NOW SHE'S GONE, REMEMBER MY NAME
NOW SHE'S GONE, YOU'VE GOT TO BE ALL MINE
NOW SHE'S GONE, JUST GIVE ME A SIGN
This time I moved on to someone new
A sweet little lover but the sky's not blue
I'm just an empty shell, a factory of tears
The stars glide on the ice and the moon disappears
I wanna take you home, I won't do you no harm, no
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BURNING WALTZ
04:47
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TODAY'S MOOD
05:46
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WOMANHATTAN
04:32
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VIVA CARLTON
04:21
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EL JEFFO
04:51
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7. |
SL BLUES
04:37
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JOHN FROM DAYTON
05:16
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9. |
BLACK FLAMINGO
06:17
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10. |
BILLY'S BEARD
05:23
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5 o'clock in the afternoon, in an old dusty saloon
This man with dark glasses and distorted hat
He plays the blues and he drinks wine
ALL I LIKE IS JUST BILLY'S TOUCH
ALL I FEEL IS HE MAKES ME DREAM SO MUCH
ALL I WANT IS NOT TO PLAY WEIRD
ALL I CAN GET IS JUST BILLY'S BEARD
The sharp dressed man is comin' to the bar
Nothing is missin', rings, gold watch and stars
The man is tall, polite, and he looks well
His voice is deeper than our fuckin' hell
CHORUS
When in front of him I saw the crowd,
I knew there was no point in being proud.
I'll never play like him because he's the king
Every note he plays is like a sting
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STRANGE LAB Aurillac, France
Oriented jazz, blues and rock with some sung pieces, the challenge of this album is to bring together the influence of great masters of the guitar, to bring out with great humility, the own style of the four musicians.
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